Braid reinforced tubing is built by co-extrusion or reflow, embedding a metal or fibre braid between two layers of material. That structure lifts burst pressure resistance, column strength and torque transmission together. Braid angle, coverage and the reinforcement's size, shape and strength decide how the tube performs.
Suited to coronary, electrophysiology, structural heart, peripheral, neurological, urological and respiratory work. It shows up wherever torsional control matters — microcatheters, aortic valve delivery systems, EP mapping catheters, steerable sheaths and guiding catheters.
Inner diameter, wall thickness, length and operating environment — those four settle the item. We reply with TDS, MSDS and MOQ.