The part of an endoscope that enters the body. Built as three layers — jacket, braid and liner — and delivered with the port smoothly flared for head assembly.
Both inner and outer layers are medical grade and meet biological safety evaluation requirements. Braid wire gauge and carrier count are chosen to match the stiffness you need.
The end is flared smoothly so head components drop straight in. Flare length and angle follow your drawing.
Resists kinking and carries push force all the way to the tip. Changing wire gauge lets stiffness vary segment by segment.
Gastroscopes and colonoscopes, bronchoscopes, ureteroscopes and hysteroscopes. We have shipped single-use endoscope insertion tubes.
Yes. We extrude multi-lumen builds separating instrument, air/water and suction channels. Send a cross-section drawing.
Yes. Jacket material and braid density are divided by segment so the distal section can be designed softer.
PTFE where friction matters, PA12 or PEBAX where bonding and processing matter, PVDF where chemical resistance is needed.
Yes. We also supply the channel tube on its own.
Outer and inner diameter, lumen layout, working length. Those three are enough to start.