PE Tube
The PE Tube is meticulously crafted from high-quality polyethylene, a thermoplastic polymer renowned for its exceptional chemical resistance, flexibility, and biocompatibility.
The PE Tube, or Polyethylene Tube, represents a vital component in the realm of medical devices, serving as a conduit for the passage of fluids or gases within the body during various clinical procedures. Crafted from polyethylene, a resilient and biocompatible material, the PE Tube is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of medical interventions while ensuring patient safety and procedural efficacy.
Features
- Excellent chemical resistance
- Easy to process and low cost.
- Highly weldable.
Applications
- Endoscopy:PE Tubes are utilized in endoscopic procedures
- Urology: Widely employed in urological procedures, PE Tubes enable catheterization, drainage, or irrigation of the urinary tract
- Respiratory Care: In respiratory care settings, PE Tubes serve as connectors or adapters in respiratory devices, facilitating oxygen delivery, ventilation, or airway management
- Laboratory Testing: PE Tubes find application in laboratory settings for the transfer or containment of fluids or specimens during testing or analysis
- Dental Procedures:In dental applications, PE Tubes are employed for suction, irrigation, or delivery of dental materials during dental procedures
Technical Parameters
- Outer diameter: 0.5~10.0mm, tolerance: ±0.02mm
- Wall thickness: 0.03mm, tolerance: ±0.02mm
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PTFE Liner
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Microcatheter
Features:
1. PTFE inner layer allows for smooth passage for embolic agents;
2. Optimal trackability through tortuous anatomy;
3. Available in pre-shaped tip shape configurations for vessel engagement;
4. Four shapes provides more option for clinical usage;
5. 2.0F/2.2F/2.6F/2.8F models are available;
6. Hydrophilic coating technology, smoothly through the lesion.
