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PI Tubing
Polyimide Tubing (PI Tubing) is widely used in high-tech industries and medical devices. It has excellent mechanical strength, high temperature resistance, insulation, and chemical stability. In the minimally invasive interventional medical field, PI tubing is a key component. It is often used as liners or shaft bodies for balloon catheters, microcatheters, and delivery systems.
PI Tubing
Parameter
Technical DataPI TubingBraided PI Tubing

Inner Diameter 

0.1-2.3 mm

0.245-2.3 mm

Inner Diameter Tolerance

± 0.01 mm± 0.0051-0.025 mm

Wall Thickness 

0.0076-0.2 mm0.05-0.2 mm

Wall Thickness  Tolerance

± 0.006 mm

± 25%

Tensile Strength

239 Mpa/
Continuous Operating Temperature350 ℃350 ℃
Length

Custom

Biocompatibility

Meets USP Class VI and ISO 10993 requirements 




Product

1. Standard PI Tubing

This is a high-performance polymer precision tubing with ultra-thin walls and high-precision tolerances. It offers a great balance of properties: high tensile strength, excellent kink resistance, and long-term extreme temperature resistance. It also has great electrical insulation and chemical resistance. The product is certified for medical-grade biocompatibility, safe, and non-toxic. It is a must-have micro-lumen core material for high-end medical devices and industrial uses.


2. PI Braided Reinforced Tubing (Composite Polyimide Tubing)

This is an upgraded version of pure PI tubing. It adds a high-strength, micro-fine metal wire or fiber braided layer inside the tube using a precision braiding process. It keeps all the benefits of standard PI tubing—like ultra-thin walls, high precision, extreme temperature resistance, and medical-grade safety—but greatly improves mechanical strength. This braided layer brings excellent kink resistance and a 1:1 torque response. It ensures the lumen does not collapse and stays smooth to control, even in complex, tortuous pathways or vasculature.


Typical Applications

Medical Devices (Minimally Invasive Interventional)

· Cardiovascular & Peripheral Intervention: Used as balloon dilatation catheter liners, stent delivery system outer sheaths, and introducer sheaths.

· Neurointervention: Used in ultra-fine tubing systems like cerebrovascular microcatheters and distal thrombus aspiration catheters.

· Endoscopy Systems: Used as wear-resistant and high-pressure working channels for minimally invasive endoscopic surgical instruments.

· Electrophysiology & Ablation: Used as the core insulation sleeve for radiofrequency and cryoablation catheters to protect non-treatment zones.