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Catheter manufacturing tubing
stainless steelPVDFPTFE

catheter manufacturing tubing
catheter manufacturing tubing
catheter manufacturing tubing
catheter manufacturing tubing
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Characteristics

Applications
for catheter manufacturing
Material
PTFE, stainless steel, PVDF
Configuration
flat

Description

DTC & Partners use proprietary techniques for providing thin-walled, braided, and coiled catheters that range from 1.5F to 28F. We collaborate with you for analyzing the right balance between column strength, resilience, kink resistance, and torque response in the thinnest wall to meet the performance needs. Multi-Lumen Shafts Braid to coil conversions Deflectable and fixed curve shafts Multi-durometer shafts Variable pitch coils and pick count braids Braid – OD from 2F to 26F, single wall density down to 0.005 in/0.13 mm Coil – OD from 1.5F to 28F, single wall density down to 0.003 in/0.08 mm Outer Jacket – polyamide, polyether block amide (PEBA) & urethane, custom blends Wire: Round, Flat, and Ribbon Stainless Steel, aramid, and Fabric The diameter of the wire is from 0.0005” to 0.010” Liners: Fluoropolymer: PTFE, FEP, eFEP, eTEP, PVDF, PFA custom liners Thermoplastic: polyamide, PEBA, PU, PE Others: polyimide, PEEK Marker Bands – gold, platinum, radiopaque polymers Secondary Operations – funneling, curving, bonding, porting, tapering, and tipping There are single and multi-durometer options available Custom material fusion, color concentrates, and radiopaque fillers Different variety of braid thickness and configurations that allow you to customize your catheter’s mechanical properties There are secondary processes provided for braided catheters like tip forming, flaring, catheter reflow, welding, and coating Hydrophilic and anti-microbial coating options are available
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.