In-House Fabrication
Scan, review, fabricate, and finish custom orthotics directly in your clinic with a fully integrated Amfit workflow.
How It Works
Everything you need to move from patient capture to finished orthotic.
01 Capture Patient Data
Digitizer, Impress Scanner, or Amfit Scan
Capture accurate patient data in minutes.
02 Review & Design
Correct & Confirm software
Review, modify, and approve designs before fabrication.
03 Fabricate Orthotics
CAD/CAM Mill
Produce custom orthotics using your selected materials.
04 Finish & Deliver
Final fitting and delivery
Prepare orthotics for patient use and clinical delivery.
Why In-House
Produce and deliver finished orthotics in as little as one day.
Adjust corrections, materials, or finishing on demand to match each patient's needs.
A consistent process produces high volumes of orthotics with consistent quality.
Mill positive molds for vacuum forming a variety of materials.
Materials
Choose from multiple EVA blank options to support accommodative, functional, and everyday orthotic fabrication.
Choose from a wide range of top cover materials, including Spenco, X-Static, leather, leatherette, and more.
A flexible capture option when direct scanning is not ideal. Foam impressions can be scanned into 3D Amfit foot data for digital design and fabrication. Available in cases of 12.
Configuration Options
Choose the system that fits your workflow and goals.
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Common Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about in-house fabrication with Amfit systems.
Talk to a SpecialistAmfit offers three pre-configured in-house setups: the Ultimate In-House Fabrication System (Contact Digitizer + Impress Scanner + CAD/CAM Mill), the Digitizer Fabrication System (Contact Digitizer + Mill), and the Impress Fabrication System (Impress Scanner + Mill). Pick the bundle that matches your capture method and patient volume.
With a full scan-to-mill setup, most practices fabricate and deliver custom orthotics the same day, often within one to two hours of capture. Turnaround depends on material selection, finishing requirements, and how many cases are scheduled.
The Amfit CAD/CAM Mill supports high-density EVA blanks (Endurance, Firm, Soft, and Dual), Cork/EVA, and latex blends. Top covers include Spenco, X-Static, leather, leatherette, and more.
Yes. The Amfit Mill can produce positive molds directly from Correct & Confirm files, which lets you vacuum-form a wide range of orthotic materials, including thermoplastics and composites, beyond what is milled directly from EVA.
It depends on capture method, patient volume, and clinical scope. Practices with full pin-scan workflows usually start with the Digitizer Fabrication System; foam-impression-based practices favor the Impress system; high-volume or multi-method practices choose the Ultimate setup. Our team will help size it to your workflow.
Our team will help you choose the ideal system and materials based on your workflow, patient volume, and goals.