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 within delivery systems, and facilitating seamless device advancement, such as stents or balloons.

Enhanced Tensile Strength and Controlled Elongation / Prevents Device Entanglement / Superior Resistance to Wear and Damage / Customized Sizes for Versatility / Compliance with Stringent Standards

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" becomes essential. This technique ensures a strong and reliable bond, allowing PTFE to adhere securely to the target surface.

Guidewire Tracking / Improved Fluid Flow / Effortless Passage of other Devices / Effective Irrigation / Enhanced Steering Wire Tracking / Reliable Liner / Balloon Protectors / Introducer Sheaths / Efficient Fluid Transfer Tubing

CUUMED PTFE liners are on silver-plated, copper-core mandrels, eliminating the need for stretching the liner onto another mandrel.