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From a sudden spike in demand to an alteration of the final design, manufacturers must be able to rely on their suppliers to treat the challenges they face as if they are their own.

With the constant demand for hypodermic needles combined with their increased deployment in minimally invasive surgeries, hypotubes will remain a critical component in the medical device supply chain.

Nitinol’s unique superelastic properties and biocompatibility have made it an essential material for the medical device manufacturing industry.

Grinding is an adaptable technology that can be used in lieu of standard machining practices. The process of grinding specific characteristics to create complex medical wire products has been [...]

Custom Wire Technologies has been serving the medical field for over 20 years. We assemble medical devices for both large companies and small entrepreneurs. At our facility, we create custom [...]

Originally developed and used by Martin Kirschner in 1909, K-wires have been in existence for over a century. Since the original conception, many modifications have improved the Kirschner wire [...]

During a medical procedure, the quality of the wire being used can mean the difference between a successful outcome and a product failure.

In the medical industry, it is very important to differentiate parts from one another due to the high emphasis on quality control.

There are many advantages that Nitinol holds over traditional stainless steel designs, in this article, we discuss those advantages in more detail.