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Miller-Stephenson Chemical 850G-100X Low-Bake Nitinol Coatings

Miller-Stephenson Chemical 850G-100X Low-Bake Nitinol Coatings offers a low-temperature variant of their next generation, acid-primer free (Non-Cr(VI)) medical coating for coating of temperature sensitives substrates like Nickel-Titanium Alloys, Polyamide, etc. These nitinol wire coatings are water-based, one coat systems providing the same robust and durable fluoropolymer coating in a lower cure temperature system. Achieving the same performance standards as our 850G-90XX and 850G-102X, this product was designed for the new generation of low temperature metal alloys and/or high temperature plastics. Our world-class next generation fluoropolymer chemistry delivers unmatched lubricity and adhesion on all medical guide wires. Its lower hazardous classification and stability at ambient temperature also help with handling, application pot-life, and storage conditions. These formulations generate very uniform, thin films (5-10 microns) which exceed all ISO and ASTM requirements. In practice, medical personnel will feel smooth, low-friction movement as the guidewire progresses through the vasculature. nd 850G-102X, this product was designed for the new generation of low temperature metal alloys and/or high temperature plastics.

Product Type: Waterborne Coating

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Metal, Plastics

Features: Abrasion Resistant, Corrosion Resistant, Good Adhesion, High Durability, Improved Flexibility, Low Temperature Curing, Low VOC, Primerless

Application Method: Dip Coating, Spray

Chemical Family: Fluoropolymers

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    Identification & Functionality

    Chemical Family
    Product Type

    Features & Benefits

    Benefits
    • High Durability, Flexibility and Corrosion resistance
    • Low Bake Cure temperature (450 – 500 °F)
    • Unmatched surface adhesion
    • Fully back Integrated raw material manufacturing; 100% lot-to-lot consistent
    • Substantial safer than Cr(VI) / Acid Primer systems
    • Stable to all forms of sterilization
    • Passes all ISO and ASTM guidelines*
    Advanced Chemistry; Optimized Coating for Temperature Sensitive Alloys

    Our next generation, acid primer-free, nitinol wire coatings are optimized to provide superior adhesion and lubricity to temperature sensitive metallic alloys. No other product on the market can match the adhesion characteristics and durability of our coating technology. 850G-100X is a  next-generation nitinol wire coatings by Chemours™ / Miller-Stephenson™ that provides excellent adhesion and corrosion protection on a variety of substrates (Nickel-Titanium alloys and high temperature plastics) while maintaining an extremely low coefficient of friction (high lubricity). These nitinol wire coatings are the path forward for companies who want to stay ahead of the regulatory restriction of Chromium-6 while enhancing consistency, surface adhesion, and minimizing coefficient of friction   

    Nitinol Wire Coatings – Water-based, Low-Temp Cure, Superior Adhesion and Coefficient of Friction

    These water-based coatings are formulated with special blends of fluoroplastics and other high-performance resins to improve toughness and abrasion resistance. Being a one-coat system, our nitinol wire coatings develop a durable, thin-film on the surface of the substrate which stratifies the fluoropolymers to the surface during baking.

    Miller-Stephenson’s PTFE guidewire coatings can be applied via spray or dip methods. Proper post-application curing equipment is critical to guarantee performance and durability. Acceptable curing equipment include high temperature ovens which can safely maintain temperatures of 400-800 degree Fahrenheit or IR ovens.

    Performance and facts of fluoropolymer medical coatings:

    • No Cr(VI)
    • Water-based
    • One coat system
    • Non-corrosive, non-flammable, low VOC
    • One year shelf life stored at room temperature
    • Comparable low coefficient of friction as PTFE- Cr(VI) based coating
    • Coated Nitinol passed Adhesion test , ASTM-3359
    • Coated Nitinol catheter guidewires passed flexibility / adhesion tests, ISO11070 Annex F wrapping test
    • Coated Nitinol catheter guidewires passed corrosion resistance, ISO11070 Annex B, saline soak test
    • Positive feedback from customer evaluations

    Applications & Uses

    Application Method
    Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
    Uses

    Miller-Stephenson’s Fluoropolymer coatings can be applied via spray or dip methods.  Proper post-application curing equipment is critical to guarantee performance and durability. Acceptable curing equipment include high temperature ovens which can safely maintain temperatures of 400-800 degree Fahrenheit or IR ovens.

    Applications

    These formulations generate very uniform, thin films (5-10 microns) which exceed all ISO and ASTM requirements.

    • ASTM 1894 Coefficient of Friction
    • ASTM D3359 Adhesion Test
    • ISO 7802 Wire Wrap Test
    • ISO 11070 Corrosion Resistance Test.

    Regulatory & Compliance

    Quality Standards

    Technical Details & Test Data

    Fluoropolymer Medical Coatings

    Our PTFE-coatings are optimized to provide superior adhesion to stainless steel guidewires and other metal wire.  No other product on the market can match the adhesion characteristics and durability of our coating technology.  These formulations generate very uniform, thin films (5-10 microns) which exceed all ISO and ASTM requirements.  Extremely Low coefficient of friction tested by ASTM 1894; ASTM D3359 Adhesion Test; ISO 7802 Wire Wrap Test; ISO 11070 Corrosion Resistance Test

    Packaging & Availability

    Products Available
    • Water-based; Non Cr(VI) One Coat System
    • Water-based; Non Cr(VI) One Coat System (Low-Bake) Ideal for Nitinol
    • Water-based; Non Cr(VI) Two-Coat System
    • Water-based; Acid Primer One Coat