Nitinol Devices and Components (NDC), Fremont, Calif., offers a wide range of materials in wire, strip, sheet, tubing, and bar form. It was the first company to process laser-cut, self-expanding stents for the medical device industry, and pioneered electropolishing techniques to achieve biocompatible surfaces for medical implants. Its materials meet ASTM standards and reportedly have the lowest carbon content and the tightest tolerances in the industry.
Precision laser cutting systems and finishing processes are the byproducts of the many years of experience in producing complex Nitinol components. ISO 13485-certified manufacturing facilities convert thousands of pounds of finished material per month
State-of-the-art component fabrication facilities service customers globally, and we process more laser cut Nitinol components for the medical device industry than any other company. We can quickly turn your ideas into finished products. Whether you need a few prototypes for proof of concept or a turnkey provider for high volume commercial products, we are your total source.
NDC’s engineers and scientists have designed and developed some of the world’s most successful Nitinol devices, and know the challenges that a Nitinol device presents to the designer. NDC understands the context of Nitinol use in the body like no other company; we have unique expertise in designing, analyzing and optimizing Nitinol devices. Let us put our expertise in FEA, simulation, fatigue, corrosion, product testing and regulatory affairs to work customizing a solution that will save you time, meet your clinical needs and take your device through to commercialization.
