Machining
CNC programmers and machinists who hold implant-grade titanium to catalog-defined tolerance, run after run.
i-Fix Our team
Everyone who makes an i-Fix implant works in India. A protocol question or a distributor's onboarding email is answered by one of them.
02 Who builds i-Fix
CNC programmers and machinists who hold implant-grade titanium to catalog-defined tolerance, run after run.
Technicians responsible for cleaning, surface treatment and packaging under controlled conditions.
Engineers who sign off dimensional and documentation compliance before anything ships.
The in-house digital laboratory team behind crowns, guides and patient-specific implants.
03 Inside the digital laboratory
Crowns, bridges, dentures, surgical guides and implant prosthetics, designed on 3Shape and exocad workflows with a design turnaround of 2, 6 or 12 hours, a two-lab-day manufacturing turnaround and a remake rate below 2%.
04 How the disciplines connect
Machinists who understand inspection criteria catch a tolerance problem before it becomes a rejected part, not after.
Surface and packaging technicians work from the same case file the digital lab plans from, so nothing is re-keyed between stages.
Whoever touches a batch signs the record for it, so a question about a specific lot goes to the person who ran that stage.
05 Frequently asked
Machinists, clean-room technicians, quality engineers and digital designers at Kamal Medtech, working inside one facility in India.
Yes — send a message through Contact naming the discipline (machining, quality, regulatory or digital design) and it routes to that team.
Yes — crowns, bridges, dentures and surgical guides are designed on-premises on 3Shape and exocad workflows, with a two-lab-day manufacturing turnaround.
Open roles are not published on the site yet. Send a CV through Contact naming the discipline — machining, clean-room processing, quality or digital design.
Name the discipline you work in and send a CV — machining, quality, regulatory or digital design.