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Braxton is an ISO certified manufacturer of precision deep-drawn eyelets, deep drawn metal enclosures and housings, offering high accuracy and repeatability with tolerances to ±0.0001".

09/04/2026

As we wrap up another incredible trade show, we'd like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who visited the Braxton Manufacturing booth at Medtec China.

To everyone who shared their projects, asked questions, and explored new possibilities with our team, thank you for your time and trust.

If we didn't have the opportunity to meet during the show, or if you'd like to continue the conversation, we'd be happy to connect. Reach out to our team to discuss your next project, we're here to help from concept through production.

We look forward to continuing the relationships that began in Shanghai and supporting the innovations that come next.

Trade shows are about more than showcasing capabilities, they're an opportunity to exchange ideas, solve manufacturing c...
09/02/2026

Trade shows are about more than showcasing capabilities, they're an opportunity to exchange ideas, solve manufacturing challenges, and build relationships that lead to better products.

If you're attending Medtec China, we invite you to stop by our booth and introduce yourself. Whether you're in the early stages of development or preparing for production, we'd love to learn more about your project and discuss how Braxton can support your manufacturing goals.

📍 Medtec China
🗓️ September 1–3, 2026
📌 Booth hashtag

Let's start the conversation.

09/01/2026

Braxton Manufacturing is live from Medtec China and ready to connect with industry professionals from around the world.

📍 Shanghai New International Expo Center
📍 Booth

If you're attending, stop by and say hello!

Tomorrow, the next chapter of Braxton Manufacturing's global trade show season begins as our team heads to Medtec China....
08/31/2026

Tomorrow, the next chapter of Braxton Manufacturing's global trade show season begins as our team heads to Medtec China. Over the past several weeks, we've had the opportunity to connect with medical device professionals in North America. Now, we're looking forward to continuing those conversations with engineers, OEMs, and manufacturing leaders from across Asia.

Every project begins with a conversation, whether it's exploring a new component design, improving manufacturability, or finding a manufacturing partner that can support your product from prototype through production. Medtec China provides the opportunity to have those conversations face-to-face, and we're excited to be part of it.

If you're attending the show, we invite you to stop by our booth, meet our team, and discuss how Braxton's precision deep-drawn manufacturing expertise can help support your next innovation.

⭐ Medtec China
🗓️ September 1-3, 2026
📍 Shanghai, China
📌 Booth

We look forward to seeing you there.

Choosing the right raw material shouldn't limit your component geometry.While some manufacturing methods struggle with c...
08/31/2026

Choosing the right raw material shouldn't limit your component geometry.

While some manufacturing methods struggle with challenging or high-cost alloys, Braxton’s deep-draw process is optimized for the industry’s most demanding metals. By starting with dead-soft raw material, our drawing process naturally work-hardens the metal into its final high-strength state.

Whether your application requires the extreme biocompatibility of Platinum-Iridium for medical implants, the precise thermal expansion properties of Kovar for glass-to-metal seals, or the high-temperature strength of Inconel, we form them all seamlessly out of a flat strip of stock.

Our precision engineering team configures custom tooling tailored to the unique elongation and flow properties of each alloy, ensuring absolute wall-thickness uniformity without structural fractures.

Whatever your design specs demand, we have the material expertise to draw it.

Doors are officially open at MEDevice Boston 2026!The floor at the Thomas M. Menino Convention Center is buzzing, and Pa...
08/26/2026

Doors are officially open at MEDevice Boston 2026!

The floor at the Thomas M. Menino Convention Center is buzzing, and Paul Persiani and Chris Marinaro are locked in at the Braxton booth. If you are navigating the aisles today looking for a more reliable, scalable way to handle subminiature device geometries, make us your first stop.

We have our full range of medical capabilities on display, including our ultra-thin-walled trocar and cannula ocular components, concentric catheter needle guides, and custom deep-drawn parts formed from unforgiving bio-alloys like Titanium and Platinum.

Skip the high-level overviews—bring your active technical drawings, your CAD profiles, or your toughest prototyping questions straight to Paul and Chris for a direct, engineer-to-engineer spec review.

We’re ready for a fantastic Day 1. Stop by and see us!

📍 Thomas M. Menino Convention Center
📍 Booth #1114

The most exciting ideas in medical device manufacturing aren't confined to one region of the world. They're being develo...
08/24/2026

The most exciting ideas in medical device manufacturing aren't confined to one region of the world. They're being developed through collaboration across engineering teams, suppliers, and manufacturers spanning continents. That's why we're looking forward to exhibiting at Medtec China, where we'll connect with innovators shaping the future of medical technology throughout Asia and beyond.

Whether you're refining an existing component, evaluating new manufacturing methods, or preparing for production, the right conversations early in the process can make all the difference. Our team is excited to meet with engineers, sourcing professionals, and OEMs to discuss practical manufacturing solutions that support precision, consistency, and scalability.

📍 Medtec China – Shanghai
September 1–3, 2026

If you'll be attending, stop by our booth and let's talk about your next project.
Great manufacturing partnerships begin with great engineering conversations.

When a component design calls for subminiature scale, ordinary stamping methods hit a physical brick wall. Maintaining u...
08/14/2026

When a component design calls for subminiature scale, ordinary stamping methods hit a physical brick wall. Maintaining uniform wall thickness at a micro-level requires an entirely different engineering approach.

At Braxton Manufacturing, we regularly draw ultra-thin-walled components down to 0.0005” (0.013 mm). By tightly controlling how the metal alloy flows during drawing, our deep-draw process ensures that the walls do not thin out aggressively or fracture at stress points, preserving the component's structural integrity.

Whether you are designing a micro-sleeve for a delicate medical probe or an ultra-lightweight housing for aerospace sensors, we deliver the structural uniformity your specs demand.

Behind every subminiature part we draw is a team of specialists who know exactly how to make metal flow under pressure.A...
08/07/2026

Behind every subminiature part we draw is a team of specialists who know exactly how to make metal flow under pressure.

As we prepare for MEDevice Boston later this month, we are sending our top technical minds to the floor. Paul and Chris will be live at the Thomas M. Menino Convention Center, ready to dive straight into your toughest device challenges.

If you are tired of generic sales pitches and want to talk hard specifications, structural tolerances, or NRE tooling economics with seasoned experts, Paul and Chris are the people you want to meet.

Clear some time on your calendar for August 26–27, grab your current blueprints or CAD files, and come sit down with us. Let’s map out your next high-volume medical project together.
📍 MEDevice Boston | August 26–27

In fluid-delivery applications and high-reliability sensors, microscopic tool marks can cause premature wear, friction, ...
08/03/2026

In fluid-delivery applications and high-reliability sensors, microscopic tool marks can cause premature wear, friction, or turbulent flow. Unlike alternative manufacturing methods that leave behind sharp machining grooves, the deep-draw process subjects the metal to a natural burnishing effect as it moves through carbide and diamond dies. This friction-reducing flow leaves both the inside and outside diameters with a highly smooth and reflective surface finish.

Depending on your material choice, Braxton consistently achieves surface finishes down to 10 microinches Ra (0.25 microns Ra) straight off the press, without the need for separate polishing operations.
Get a smoother, cleaner, and more reliable component straight from primary production.

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858 Echo Lake Road
Watertown, CT
06795

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(860) 274-6781

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