No time to waste: How to machine MedTech parts more efficiently

Learn from the experts behind smarter medical manufacturing.

Text reading MedTech Components: Machining Strategies to Save Time and Improve Your Process

CREDIT: GIE MEDIA

On Thursday, May 22 at 12PM ET, join machining veterans Chris Merlin, Scott DeVinney, and Ron West from Kennametal as they reveal onsite at the Kennametal Lab in Latrobe, Pennsylvania proven ways to improve your MedTech component processes – for free.

In MedTech Components: Machining Strategies to Save Time and Improve Your Process, you’ll learn how to:

  • Align tooling, programming, and setup strategies
  • Collaborate with suppliers for real performance gains
  • Save time and reduce scrap on hip component production

Whether you're optimizing hip replacements or other critical parts, this session offers real-world insights you can put to work immediately.

Speaker Highlights

 

Chris Merlin
Senior Product Manager
Kennametal

Chris Merlin currently leads the portfolio development of high-performance round tools for the Medical, Swiss Type and Small Parts machining industries for Kennametal. Over the past 17 years, Chris has led teams and projects in the metal cutting space around product management, marketing, corporate development, strategy, and sales globally.

 

Ron West
Leader - Tooling Systems
Kennametal

Ron West currently leads the Tooling Systems portfolio at Kennametal. He is responsible for managing and developing high-performance tooling adapters that cover all industry machine connections. With more than 35 years of experience in the metal cutting field, Ron has held roles as a journeyman machinist, CNC programmer, product manager, and sales professional.

 

Scott DeVinney
Senior Product Manager
Kennametal

Scott DeVinney currently leads the portfolio development of high-performance indexable tools at Kennametal, specifically for the medical, Swiss-type, and small parts machining industries. Kennametal benefits from Scott's extensive experience in metal cutting, spanning more than 30 years, during which he has held roles as a journeyman machinist, CNC programmer, and mechanical engineer.

Can’t participate on the day of the event? No problem! Each registered attendee will also receive a link to the recording. This content will be sent approximately 5 business days after the event.