Our stainless steel and precious metal tubing is the gold standard for tubing used in the medical device industry. Over the last 65 years, we have refined our cold drawing process to lead the industry in the quality of the material surface finish and consistency of the wall thickness tolerance. Starting with a metal strip or seamless tube, we produce our thin wall stainless steel and precious metal tubing with the highest quality needed for critical medical device applications. Our small-diameter tubing is cold drawn to size, resulting in precise finishes on the inside diameter (ID) and outside diameter (OD). Resonetics thin wall tubing is custom-made to your exact specifications.
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Stainless Steel Tubing
High-Precision, Thin-Wall Tubing for Critical MedTech Applications
Stainless Steel and Precious Metal Tubing Applications
Stainless steel and precious metal tubing is commonly used for products such as:
- Catheter delivery systems
- Orthopedic instrument components for cutting and drilling
- Tubular and needle products for fluid and gas transfer
- Tubular elements for ophthalmologic, neurologic, and cardiac applications
- Solid wire trocars
- Radiopaque marker bands
- Liposuction and embalming applications
Stainless Steel Thin-Wall Tubing Specifications
min | max
- Outside diameter: 0.15 mm | 10 mm
- Wall thickness: 0.025 mm | 0.5 mm
Stainless Steel Alloys
- 304
- 304L
- 316
- 316L
- 316LVM
- 316Ti
- 17-7PH
- 904L
Other Alloys
- Cobalt chrome
- Phynox
- MP35N
- Titanium Grade 2
Medical Device & Technology Markets We Serve
Innovators developing groundbreaking medical devices rely on our stainless steel and other alloy hypotubing to create new technologies and advance treatment options to improve patient lives. Our hypotubing is commonly used in the following markets:
- Neurovascular
- Ophthalmic
- Structural heart
- Electrophysiology
- Peripheral vascular
- Minimally invasive surgery
- Neuromodulation
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