The Future of Heart Health: The Role of Advanced Wire Technologies in Cardiac Ablation
Explore how advanced wire technologies revolutionize cardiac ablation, enhancing patient safety and effectiveness in the ever-evolving field of heart health.
Micro-Grinding – A Critical Part of Medical Component Manufacturing
Micro-grinding has been growing as an aspect of advanced medical component manufacturing technology. As machines have become more sophisticated with the development of rigid machining tools, so [...]
Nitinol Challenges in Medical Device Manufacturing
Nitinol offers numerous advantages for medical devices, but manufacturers must either overcome significant challenges or work with a seasoned company who has already mastered nitinol processes.
Value-Added Services Improve Efficiencies and Boost Medtech Market Competitiveness
Custom Wire Technologies is a leading component manufacturer that offers a wide range of value-added services to increase the efficiency and success rate of its customer’s projects.
Q&A With Custom Wire Technology’s Bob Boldig… “We’re Nimble and Quick To Respond”
Company founder and president Bob Boldig provides answers to some commonly asked questions.
Sourcing Coils for Medical Devices
Many medical devices rely on specialist wire coils, and market research suggests advancements in procedures are creating new market opportunities for the industry. But how can an OEM determine [...]
Designing Medical Devices Using A Vast Array Of Metals And Alloys
To produce complex product configurations with tight tolerances required by OEMs, technical expertise and unique processes are paramount in manufacturing these challenging design specifications.
Keeping Pace With The Demand For Coronary Medical Products
As cardiology departments around the world continue to emerge from Covid-19 and progressively make headway on the huge backlog of procedures it has left in their wake, demand for less invasive [...]
Managing The Micro Coiling Process
Small wire coils are used in many medical components and an ongoing trend in the medical coiling industry is the ‘micro coil’ which can be as small as 0.001’’.