CNC machining and 3D printing have a wide range of applications in the healthcare industry. In terms of CNC machining, it is used for manufacturing medical instruments and equipment components with high precision, ensuring accuracy and reliability. It is also employed in the production of implants, such as artificial joints, bone plates, and screws, allowing for precise cutting and shaping of metal and alloy materials to meet personalized implant requirements. CNC machining is further utilized for rapid prototyping of medical devices, enabling design validation, functional testing, and iterative improvements. Additionally, it facilitates customized production of medical instruments and devices, including prosthetics and orthopedic appliances, tailored to individual patient needs.

As for 3D printing, it finds applications in the rapid prototyping of medical instruments and devices, accelerating product development and refinement processes. It is particularly suitable for the production of customized implants, where it allows for the creation of personalized implants based on patients' anatomical structures and requirements, such as artificial joints, dental implants, and prosthetics. Furthermore, 3D printing technology is used to manufacture highly realistic medical models, utilized for surgical simulations, medical education, and training, enhancing the skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals. It also enables the production of medical aids like orthotics, supports, and transparent aligners.