PTFE Liners

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) emerges as a leading synthetic fluoropolymer, widely employed as a catheter liner, owing to its exceptional properties. Notably, PTFE boasts an impressively low coefficient of friction, resulting in reduced resistance w...

Utilizing PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) liners offers a multitude of advantages, leading to nine key enhancements in catheter applications. These enhancements stem from PTFE's inherent properties, which create a lubricious inner layer.This lubricity...

PTFE is renowned for its exceptional non-stick properties, making it an ideal material for various applications. However, when the need arises to bond standard PTFE to another surface, such as stainless steel, a specialized process called "etching" b...

What sets our PTFE liners apart? We offer them on silver-plated, copper-core mandrels, eliminating the need for stretching the liner onto another mandrel. Additional advantages include:Exceptionally thin walls (ranging from 0.00032" to 0.002").Precis...

Enhanced Tensile Strength and Controlled Elongation: PTFE exhibits exceptional tensile strength and precise elongation control, contributing to elevated yield rates during lamination processes.Prevents Device Entanglement: The heightened tensile stre...