Medical platinum-iridium capillary

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Medical platinum-iridium capillary

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October 13, 2025

Category Connection: Platinum Iridium Alloy

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#Highly Resistant platinum iridium alloy #excellent platinum iridium alloy #High Temperature platinum iridium alloy

Brief: Discover the High-Temperature Stability Platinum Iridium Tube, a precision component for laboratory applications. This corrosion-resistant alloy offers exceptional durability and performance in demanding environments.

Related Product Features:

Composed of 90-97% platinum and 3-10% iridium for enhanced hardness and wear resistance.
Exceptional corrosion resistance and stability at high temperatures.
Ideal for precision components in laboratories, aerospace, and medical industries.
Produced through advanced vacuum melting and precision drawing processes.
Superior purity, uniform grain structure, and consistent performance.
Excellent chemical stability, oxidation resistance, and dimensional accuracy.
Biocompatible and non-reactive with biological tissues, suitable for medical applications.
Customizable dimensions and platinum-iridium ratios to meet specific requirements.

Faqs:

What is the typical composition of a Platinum Iridium Tube?

Most DLX tubes use 90% platinum and 10% iridium, but custom ratios like 95/5 or 97/3 are available depending on hardness and conductivity requirements.
Why add iridium to platinum?

Iridium enhances platinum's hardness, wear resistance, and temperature stability, making it suitable for high-stress or high-temperature applications.
What industries commonly use Pt-Ir tubes?

They are widely used in laboratories, medical devices, aerospace systems, and precision sensors due to their reliability and corrosion resistance.
Can DLX customize tube dimensions?

Yes, DLX offers custom diameters, wall thicknesses, and lengths according to client specifications, with ultra-fine tolerances achievable.
Are DLX's Pt-Ir tubes biocompatible?

Absolutely. Our alloy is non-toxic and highly biocompatible, making it ideal for use in implantable devices and medical sensors.