Complex Catheter Extrusions
Custom multi-lumen and profiled tubing for device precision

Engineered Extrusions Optimized for Performance and Speed
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At Cirtec, we specialize in complex extrusions that meet the demanding requirements of medical devices across Structural Heart, Electrophysiology (EP), Neurovascular and other Interventional applications. Whether you're developing a catheter, guidewire, or stent, our quick turn extrusion solutions offer the flexibility, durability, and performance required for critical medical applications. Our in-house extrusion capabilities allow us to produce high-quality, biocompatible tubing in custom sizes and configurations, precisely tailored to each device’s performance needs.
Our Complex Extrusion Capabilities
Cirtec delivers custom, high-precision catheter extrusions engineered for the unique performance requirements of today’s most advanced medical devices. From rapid prototyping to production-scale manufacturing, our extrusion solutions combine material versatility, tight tolerances, and optimized performance attributes like pushability, kink resistance, and lubricity.
At Cirtec, we specialize in delivering custom extruded tubing tailored to the specific needs of your medical device with speed and precision.
Our in-house extrusion capabilities and access to in-stock extrusions allow us to quickly develop prototypes, helping you accelerate your path to clinical trials and full-scale production.
Whether you’re designing catheters for research, clinical use, or commercial manufacturing, we offer a variety of tubing configurations to meet the most demanding medical standards. Our sourcing team assists in investing and stocking the highest demand resins in order to meet quick extrusion turnarounds. Our sourcing team assists in investing and stocking the highest demand resins in order to meet quick extrusion turnarounds.
- Single-Lumen and Multi-Lumen Tubing - Available in a range of outer diameters and wall thicknesses, with tolerances as tight as 0.0005". Up to 12 lumens can be incorporated for advanced multi-lumen catheter systems
- Bump Tubing - Supports large-to-small diameter transitions with varying wall thicknesses, making it ideal for applications that require controlled flexibility and strength
- Monofilament - Thin, flexible tubing with precision tolerances, suitable for both diagnostic and therapeutic devices
- Profiled Extrusions - Custom shapes and profiles designed for specific device needs, with evenly distributed walls and precision tolerances
Cirtec offers a wide range of medical-grade thermoplastics to meet the performance, flexibility, and biocompatibility requirements of your device. Some of the materials we work with include Pebax, Nylon, PTFE, and Polyimide. Additionally, we provide specialized lubricious additives such as Propell, Mobilize, Microspheres, and Everglide to optimize flexibility and ease of glide for your extruded tubing.
- Flexibility and Stiffness - Achieving the ideal balance between flexibility and stiffness is critical for medical devices like catheters and guidewires. Tubing must be flexible enough for patient comfort and easy navigation, yet stiff enough to maintain device stability and shape retention during procedures
- Pushability - For devices like stents and angioplasty catheters, tubing needs to provide excellent pushability to maintain control and accuracy. Stiffer tubing facilitates precise navigation through the body’s vessels, essential for complex interventional procedures
- Kink Resistance - Kinking can jeopardize device functionality and pose risks during procedures. Cirtec’s tubing is engineered to resist kinking, ensuring a smooth and unobstructed flow of fluids or gasses, which is critical for catheter-based systems
- Lubricity - A lubricious surface reduces friction between the tubing and bodily tissues, making it easier to navigate through the body’s pathways. This reduces patient discomfort and minimizes the risk of tissue damage or irritation during insertion and removal
- Lamination and Reflow Capabilities - By combining different materials, laminated tubing offers a balance of properties such as barrier protection, flexibility, and structural integrity that wouldn’t be possible with a single material
Our material expertise allows us to offer medical OEMs a wide range of medical-grade extruded tubing options. We also provide custom types and blends for specific performance requirements. Our tubing meets stringent medical specifications and is available in both standard and custom configurations to suit your device's needs.
Single-Lumen Tubing
- Outside Diameter: 0.010" - 0.450”
- Wall Thickness: 0.001" - 0.075”
- Tolerances: As tight as 0.0005”
- Length: From 0.050" to continuous spool
Multi-Lumen Tubing
- Outside Diameter: 0.010" - 0.430”
- Wall Thickness: 0.001" - 0.075”
- Up to 12 lumens possible, with different lumen shapes available (slot, crescent, D-shape, oval)
Bump Tubing
- Large-to-small diameter transitions, with drawdown ratios up to 2.5:1
- Varying OD and ID, with constant or variable wall thickness
Monofilament
- Outside Diameter: 0.005" - 0.100”
- Length: From 0.050" to continuous spools
Profiled Extrusions
- Custom designs for specific applications, with tolerances of 0.001" to 0.003"

Why Choose Cirtecfor Complex Catheter Extrusions?
- Deep extrusion expertise
- Rapid prototyping
- Precision & customization
- Global supply chain
Cirtec brings unmatched expertise in complex medical extrusions, with an engineering team averaging over 20 years of experience in device design and development. Our rapid prototyping capabilities enable quick-turn, high-quality samples that help speed validation and reduce time to market.
We offer a broad range of custom extrusion options—including multi-lumen, bump, profiled, and laminated tubing—tailored to meet the exact specifications and performance requirements of your device. Backed by a vertically integrated global supply chain, we ensure consistent access to materials, reduced costs, and a more resilient path from concept to commercialization.
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