RF Welders and Catheter Tipping Systems

Catheter tube flaring and flange formation are precision thermal forming processes that define how a catheter connects to other medical devices, fittings, and fluid delivery systems. When done correctly, flaring creates a leak-proof, mechanically robust interface at the proximal or distal end of...

Every catheter that enters clinical use has passed through a series of precise manufacturing steps that determine its safety and performance. Among those steps, catheter trimming — the process of cutting a catheter tube to its target length and preparing the tip end — is foundational. A poorly...

Polytetrafluoroethylene — commonly known as PTFE or by the trade name Teflon — is one of the most demanding materials to process in medical device manufacturing, and also one of the most indispensable. Its combination of exceptionally low friction, broad chemical resistance, and proven...