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Uncontrolled variation is the enemy of quality. W.Edwards Deming Precision matters. Costs from variation are seldom well understood. They live below the radar. They compound as they move along the the assembly system and through the supply chain. Adaptations to…
At Microcatheter Components we have big heart for babies and children. We commit ourselves to supporting those technology leaders who pursue new medical device solutions for the pediatric market. Our capabilities serve this market well. Precision, miniaturization, multilayer capability –…
Three layers. Total wall thickness less than .003 inches (.075mm). Outside diameter, .030 inches (.75mm). This multilayer atraumatic tip is comprised of a bright 40% barium sulfate filled 25D nylon copolymer and a virgin inner layer. This is an just one…
The increase in minimally invasive neurointerventional procedures in a growing “baby boomer” population means microcatheters will continue to be critical for angiography, neurothrombectomy, balloon angioplasty and delivery of stents, coils and liquid embolics. Delivery of neurointerventional devices through critical pathways…
