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Heat shrink behavior can affect final device performance and assembly. In this sponsored technical blog post and full guide, Cobalt Polymers shares key considerations and use cases for selecting a material, shrink ratio, and wall thickness, including where Pebax® and Polyolefin Heat Shrink Tubing fit in medical device design.
PTFE remains a foundational catheter liner material, but material selection is becoming more complex. Explore why MedTech R&D teams are evaluating PTFE through a broader lens across performance, supply chain resilience, sterilization, and regulatory planning.
Variability in PTFE coating thickness can introduce fit issues, dimensional inconsistency, and performance variation across catheter builds. In this sponsored technical blog post, Applied Plastics explores how process control in coatings supports tighter tolerances, more consistent assembly, and reliable outcomes across catheter development.
Zeus is now on Chamfr, giving MedTech R&D teams access to ready-to-ship PTFE liners, FEP heat shrink, and FluoroPEELZ™ peelable heat shrink that enable design flexibility, more consistent builds, and faster iteration. Compare liner constructions, evaluate bonding approaches, and standardize assembly earlier in development.
Now available on Chamfr, prototype faster with jMedtech PTFE liners and heat shrink tubing. Thin walls, tight tolerances, and etched/bonding-layer surfaces let you push beyond profile limits without sacrificing lubricity. Explore the in-stock SKUs now.
As EP catheters become smaller, smarter, and more complex, R&D teams are rethinking energy delivery, electrode design, materials, automation, and system integration. Explore key innovations shaping the next generation of EP catheter development.
Midwest Interventional Systems just brought 350+ catheter components to Chamfr, including off-the-shelf and quick-turn steerable handles and shafts, balloons, extrusion tubing, and more. Designed for system-level modularity, this portfolio lets R&D teams mix and match parts to build and iterate full catheter systems faster.