Teleflex Medical OEM, Gurnee, IL, announces a portfolio of highly-specialized capabilities for delivering innovative, fiber-based solutions to medical device manufacturers. Vertically integrated capabilities allow Teleflex Medical OEM applies various technology platforms to customize a component’s straight pull and knot-pull tensile strength, elongation, lubricity, PIC count, braid pattern, and color.
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