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Removal of dross from laser cut nitinol tube



I have a small bore laser cut nitinol tube and I'm trying to identify the best way to remove the dross from laser cutting. The ID of my tube is .001" ^.01" and therefore an ID hone will be difficult.
Any advice appreciated.

Stephen Collum
Medical Devices - Galway, Ireland
2006


Ed. note: Note ID correction. Apologies.


From our experience in order to remove dross from surface of laser-cut nitinol stents you have to electropolish them for a long period of time, thus thinning the stents. That is why if we have stents with dross on the surface, we use special mechanical device to clean surface before electropolishing.

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Anna Berkovich
Russamer Lab
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2006




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