Machining
CNC programmers and machinists who hold implant-grade titanium to catalog-defined tolerance, run after run.
i-Fix Our team
i-Fix is built by name, not by department — the machinists, clean-room technicians and quality engineers who make it are the ones who answer a protocol question or a distributor's onboarding email.
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 solutions.
03 The people behind the process
The machinists, clean-room technicians and quality engineers who build i-Fix are the same people who answer a distributor's onboarding question or a surgeon's protocol query — because they're the ones with the answer.
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 is also who can answer for it — traceability isn't a separate department's job.
05 Frequently asked
Yes — send a message through Contact naming the discipline (machining, quality, regulatory or digital design) and it routes to that team.
Yes — machining, clean-room processing, inspection and the digital lab all operate inside the same Faridabad, Haryana facility.
Open roles are listed on the Careers page, organized by the same disciplines shown here.
See current openings across machining, quality, regulatory and digital design.