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New Chamfr Supplier: Saint-Gobain

Find the Right Polymer Tubing Fit Faster with Saint-Gobain Medical, Now on Chamfr

Find the right polymer tubing fit for your application faster. Browse 20 in-stock Saint-Gobain Medical polymer tubing options across Bio-Sil®, Tygon®, and PharmaPure® lines, now available on Chamfr and ready to ship in 1–2 business days.

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Predictive Modeling of Laser-Cut Hypotubes | Meddux

Predictive Modeling of Laser-Cut Hypotubes: Earlier Performance Insights for Catheter Design

Laser-cut hypotubes give catheter teams greater precision control, but predicting performance can be challenging. In this sponsored technical blog post, Meddux shares a computational framework designed to predict key performance characteristics from defined engineering inputs.

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New Chamfr Supplier: MeKo Manufacturing

Speed Up Development with MeKo Laser-Cut Hypotubes, Marker Cards & Research Stent

Move catheter and stent designs forward faster with MeKo Manufacturing’s ready-to-ship laser-cut hypotubes, marker cards, and an L605 research stent. Discover the latest in-stock components, now available on Chamfr.

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5 Medical Device Development & Manufacturing Takeaways from MPP East

5 Medical Device Development and Manufacturing Takeaways from MPP East

See what happens when promising medical device designs meet real-world process, material, and scale-up challenges, with five key takeaways from technical experts at MPP East.

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New Chamfr Supplier: Diagsensor

New on Chamfr: Electromagnetic, Thermocouple, and Pressure Micro-Sensors for Minimally Invasive Devices

Add tracking, temperature, and pressure sensing without giving up valuable device space. Explore 10 new, ready-to-ship electromagnetic, pressure, and thermocouple micro-sensors from Diagsensor for faster, smarter device development.

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Low-Friction Polymer Compounds: Built-In Lubricity as an Alternative to Coatings and Liners

Low-Friction Polymer Compounds for Extruded Medical Tubing

Lubricious polymer compounds are giving MedTech engineers another way to build low-friction performance directly into extruded tubing. Explore how these materials can create durable inner- and outer-surface lubricity while offering an alternative to traditional liners and post-extrusion coatings.

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