EFEP can be co-extruded with polyamide- or PEBA-type materials in a one-step process that eliminates the need for etching.
Use as an outerlayer or tube liner, or laminated over coil-or braid-reinforced assemblies.
Large diameter, braided shaft
14F-26F
Walls as thin as .011”
Catheters reinforced with longitudinal wires
Shaft will not stretch
Flat wire, braided shaft with extrusion finish
Round wire version available (below 8F)
FEP-lined, braided shaft
Allows production of very soft and thin-walled, braided shafts
1.1F to 30F
FEP-lined, low-durometer braided shafts
Does not stretch easily in decoring or stick to core material
Lower-cost alternative to coil reinforced tuging
Large diameter, FEP-lined, bonded shaft
21F braid-reinforced shaft with radiopaque tip
Lower-cost alternative to PTFE
Sub. 004” wall, FEP-lined, braided tubing
Melt extruded (no pinholes)
-.0006” liner wall is possible
Sub 3F, FEP-lined, braided tubing
Potential opportunity for steering wire channels in catheters, reinforced internal lumens in catheter assembly, or micro-catheters designed for fluid delivery.
We can test/characterize all key properties of tubing, which includes bend stiffness, kink resistance, burst pressure, tensile and elongation properties, insertion force, torque, surface smoothness, column strength, and flow rate.
Advanced capabilities allows us to perform testing at both room and body temperature.
Capability to benchmark competitor product to give your company a marketing edge.