When shape setting nitinol, precise control of both temperature and time is essential to achieving successful results. Heating the material to a carefully controlled range of 500–550°C enables it to achieve and retain its intended shape ensuring optimal performance in various applications
Automated systems play a key role in maintaining process consistency, which is critical for achieving repeatable product outcomes and preserving the mechanical properties essential to device performance.
Tooling mass plays a significant role in heat transfer, especially when shape setting components for a wide range of device sizes. Whether the tool is extremely small for neurovascular applications or significantly larger for structural implants, we account for the thermal behavior of the tooling itself to deliver consistent outcomes.