Max Power Life Sciences details ISO 13485-certified metal binder jetting path from OR concept to surgical instrument

Max Power Life Sciences GmbH, a German additive manufacturing startup founded in 2024, produces metal components using Metal Binder Jetting, covering design support, process development, prototyping, and small-series production. Since 2025 the company holds an ISO 13485 quality management certification and operates as a certified supplier to the medical technology sector, alongside mechanical engineering and research clients. In an interview with 3Druck.com, CEO and co-founder Jonas Moosmann described the company's role in moving surgical instrument concepts from clinical idea to market-ready device.

Binder jetting deposits liquid binder into metal powder layers, then densifies the part through sintering, avoiding the local melting and thermal stress typical of laser powder bed fusion, which Moosmann said cuts support-structure requirements for complex, low-volume instrument geometries. He identified reproducible quality, full traceability, and economical series processes as now-standard customer expectations, with data-driven process monitoring, AI-assisted quality assurance, and design-for-additive-manufacturing integration as the next competitive layer. Positioning as a qualified contract manufacturer for small-batch, high-variant surgical tooling gives the company a foothold where regulatory documentation carries as much weight as machine capability. Max Power Life Sciences does not currently appear in AMPulse's company or patent index, though absence from the index reflects incomplete coverage rather than confirmed company size.