Get Your Fluid Management Components
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Shop online for cost-effective solutions that connect fluid management systems. Our components join flexible tubing assemblies, allowing you to easily regulate the flow of valuable media. With thousands of components available in a variety of style and material combinations, you're sure to find the right component for your application.
You'll find the broadest selection of luer fittings with connections ranging from 1/16" (1.6 mm) to 1/4" (6.4 mm) IDs, tube-to-tube fittings in straight, Y, multiport, elbow, and tee configurations, and thousands of quick connect styles. We also offer devices like stopcocks and check valves that regulate directional flow.
Enjoy the Convenience of
Ordering Online
The Nordson MEDICAL website allows you to easily find the components you need. Save time by quickly buying online, and purchase with the convenience of no dollar order minimums.
Need help? Call our friendly customer service team at 888-404-5837 or email us at FMF-sales@nordsonmedical.com.
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Advantages of Film Cast
PTFE Liner Tubing
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PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) provides a lubricious inner layer ideal for catheter applications that require low friction. PTFE liners have ultrathin walls (0.0005" – 0.002"), which can maximize your inner diameter and give you space to do more with your device, such as adding a reinforcement layer. PTFE liners also add minimal stiffness to the catheter shaft for high flexibility. This is a key requirement for neurovascular applications, where devices must navigate torturous vascular pathways.
Our PTFE liners on mandrels can be fabricated with a thin thermoplastic outer layer to enhance adhesion. This "strike layer" adds up to 60% more bond strength between the etched PTFE surface and the catheter assembly.
To learn more about the key advantages of using film-cast PTFE liners, read the white paper: Top-5 Reasons to Use Film-Cast PTFE Liner Tubing for Your Next Catheter Design.
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The Film-Cast Process: What Makes it Possible
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The film-cast process begins by applying a thin layer of liquid polyimide resin to a solid mandrel. The resin is cured until solid using high temperature polymerization. The process is then repeated, adding layers of material until the desired tubing wall thickness is achieved.
This film-cast process makes it very easy to customize tubing. Different polymers, filament reinforcements, and particulate material additives can be layered onto the tubing's cross-section. The film-cast process also allows for the manufacture of tubing with much thinner walls, smaller outer diameters (OD),—walls down to 0.0003 inches and ODs down to 0.005 inches—and with more dimensional stability than tubing made via extrusion.
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Need a PTFE-Lined Engineered Shaft?
We have the expertise and in-house equipment needed to support your program. Contact us to talk about your PTFE-lined engineered shaft program.
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Upcoming
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Booth #2854
April 2-4
New York City, NY
Discover the first all-in-one manifold. The only one of its kind in the market place.
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April 3-6
Fort Myers, FL
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Booth #12
May 14-16
Shanghai, China
Expanded tube clamp offering. Check out our large PharmaLok tube clamp for ODs up to 2.5".
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Browse our newly integrated online store, with more than 7,000 stock components and technologies, most ready to ship within 24 hours.
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