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Normally titanium tubes with an outside diameter of less than 3mm as capillaries. The main raw materials are gr1, gr2, gr5, and gr5 Eli.
Normally titanium tubes with an outside diameter of less than 3mm as capillaries. The main raw materials are gr1, gr2, gr5, and gr5 Eli. With the development of the titanium industry, titanium capillaries have become increasingly widely used in medical, aerospace, industrial, and other medical field, such as raw materials for organ bypass in the human body, including stents for vascular and cardiac bypass. If you want to know more about titanium capillary tube price and cost, please do not hesitate to contact CS titanium tube supplier.
Titanium Capillary Tube Specifications
The current range of titanium capillary specifications that can be manufactured is as follows, which can be customized according to user requirements.
Tolerance Outer diameter Ф ± 0.003mm, wall thickness T ± 0.005mm, length L ± 0.05mm.
Appearance When observed under a microscope, the inner and outer surfaces of the tube exhibit a uniform metallic luster, without oxidation, hydrogenation discoloration, scratches, deformation, burrs, etc.
Titanium Capillary Tube Applications
Titanium capillary tubes have become important materials in special industries. Titanium capillaries have emerged in multiple fields, leveraging the multiple advantages of titanium materials. Due to its high strength, corrosion resistance, non-toxicity, and ease of cleaning, titanium has the most important advantage of being close to human bones and having good biocompatibility with human tissues. Raw materials for organ bypass in the human body, including stents for vascular and cardiac bypass, medical microneedles, spinal connectors, and medical equipment connecting catheters. In addition, it is also used for engine heat dissipation pipes in the aerospace industry.
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