Utilizing Orchid's Maximizer solution, a large OEM benefits from under-utilized capacity in cutting instruments by moving the business to Orchid to leverage their infrastructure and stabilize their costs.

The acquisition of Cam Bioceramics in Suzhou, China, high quality coating facility in China created a base for Orchid to further expand its capabilities in China to serve the growing demands in the market. 

Alhenia brought the capability to coat PEEK implants with Titanium Plasma Spray and expanded the company's capacity to research and develop coating technologies for the orthopedic market. Additionaly, the acquisition creates an integrated local supply chain in Europe – from castings and forgings to fully finished, coated and packaged implants.

Sandvik Medical Solutions (SMS) brought a global footprint and a high value of expertise in casting and forging, as well as machining of implants and complex instruments to Orchid, allowing the company to better serve customers in U.S., Europe and Asia. SMS was founded in 2007 with a platform of companies with histories dating back to 1973.

Utilizing Orchid's Maximizer solution, a large OEM benefits from under-utilized capacity in casting by moving the business to Orchid to leverage their infrastructure and stabilize their costs.

A trusted contract manufacturer for more than 50 years, Anzon advanced Orchid's capacity to produce difficult-to-machine components with applied precision and control. 

Keller Engineering was known for its titanium implants, including intramedulary nails, bone screws and bone plates for trauma and spinal applications. The company brought titanium bending technology to Orchid, as well as state-of-the-art CNC programming. 

Micro Precision Swiss offered Orchid a comprehensive, state-of-the-art manufacturing resource specializing in the machining of small, ultra-precise parts for the extremity, trauma and spine markets.

With the acquisition of MACDEE, Orchid added plastics manufacturing to its technology portfolio with a manufactrer experienced in the orthopedic industry.

By 2005, Bio-Coat had emerged as a true leader in the hydroxylapatite (HA) coating field. In addition, it was the only company in the world to offer medical implant vacuum plasma sprayed coatings.

Bio-Vac had spent 20 years building a worldwide reputation as a leading supplier of unique surface treatments for implant fixation, including both spherical bead and irregular particle coatings. With its acquisition of Bio-Vac, Orchid added  MORE significantly to its porous coating capabilities.