Materials

Stainless steel is the workhorse of the medical device industry. With reliable properties including corrosion resistance and high strength, it finds uses in both implantable and single-use medical devices.

Stronger, lighter, and more corrosion resistant than standard stainless steel, titanium also promotes osseointegration, meaning a bone can grow into the material, further helping to anchor implants in the body.

With the ability to deform and return to a set shape, Nitinol opens a world of possibilities for a range of medical and non-medical applications. Explore our grades of shape memory and superelastic Nitinol.

High-performance alloys are exactingly engineered materials for properties such as strength, fatigue resistance, ductility, good biocompatibility, and corrosion resistance to withstand the pressures of critical applications.