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Combining super-thin walls with high tensile strength and excellent dielectric properties, PET Sub-Lite-Wall™ heat shrink delivers versatile performance across a broad range of applications, including braid termination, shaft reinforcement, and component insulation. With consistent shrink behavior and dependable dimensional control, Zeus PET Sub-Lite-Wall™ heat shrink helps s...
(read more)Designed to maximize performance in the most demanding environments, Zeus AS23053/11 (FEP) and AS23053/12 (PTFE) shield critical components from oils, greases, fuels, and more. Zeus heat shrinks offer a complete protection solution by providing solid, tough, and long-lasting encapsulation. Learn more.
(read more)Designed to expand when heat is applied, XpanCore™ mandrels are advanced processing aids that help simplify the construction of hypotube assemblies by alleviating issues with liner sizing, placement, and adhesion. Learn more.
(read more)Engineered as a PFAS-free1 alternative to film-cast PTFE, PFX Flex™ Sub-Lite-Wall™ is a next-gen catheter liner that delivers proven lubricity, enhanced bond strength, and expanded sterilization options.
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1 PFX Flex™ liners are made using a non-fluorinated polymer resin alternative to PTFE and without the intentional...
(read more)Test report from Zeus
This test report compares the physical properties, bondability, sterilization performance, flexibility, and abrasion resistance of PFX Flex™ liners vs. PTFE catheter liners.
PTFE has been widely regarded as the gold standard for many device designs due to its lubricity, flexibility, and precision manufacturability. However, PTFE has some wel...
(read more)Test report from Zeus
This test report compares the removal time, damage rate and scrap costs when using traditional FEP heat shrink vs. peelable heat shrink during catheter construction.
Catheter construction is a delicate and laborious process that leaves little room for error, especially in the final step of removing the recovered fusing sleeve from the cat...
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