The Nitinol Tubing Challenge: Performance vs. Cost At EdgeTech, we understand that while Nitinol tubing delivers unmatched flexibility, shape memory, and biocompatibility for medical devices, its high cost and joining limitations present real engineering challenges. Key Limitations of Traditional Nitinol Tubing: EdgeTech‘s Breakthrough Puzzle-Cut Joining Technology Inspired by the classic Chinese finger trap, we’ve developed an innovative mechanical joining method that […]
OLED technology refers to the phenomenon that organic semiconductor materials and luminescent materials emit light through carrier injection and recombination under the drive of the electric field. As a solid-state self-luminous technology, OLED does not need the combination of LCD and LED backlight source, so the thickness of the TV can be made very thin, […]
IntroductionThe field of medical imaging is constantly evolving, and radiopaque markers are at the forefront of this innovation. Made from materials like tantalum and 90Pt/10Ir, these markers are being reimagined to meet the demands of high-precision medicine. This article explores the latest advancements and future trends in radiopaque marker technology. Emerging MaterialsWhile tantalum and 90Pt/10Ir […]
Pyrolytic Boron Nitride (PBN) sheets have become a critical material in several advanced industries due to their unique properties and versatile applications. This innovative product, known for its high density, purity, and exceptional thermal stability, has expanded its utility across various domains, including the semiconductor sector, aerospace industries, and high-vacuum systems. This blog explores the […]
At EdgeTech, we’re excited to introduce our latest resource: “The Essential Guide to Nitinol for Medical Device Innovation.” This comprehensive whitepaper is designed to help engineers, researchers, and medical device professionals master the unique properties and applications of Nitinol—the revolutionary shape memory alloy transforming modern healthcare. Download now to gain in-depth insights into Nitinol’s capabilities and discover how to leverage its […]
The semiconductor industry has an irreplaceable position in the development of global science technology and economy. Semiconductor wafer handling equipment is one of the most important equipment in the semiconductor industry processing process. When transferring wafers, ceramic robotic arms are used to grab and clamp semiconductor wafers. Advanced ceramic materials are widely used to prepare […]
At EdgeTech, we specialize in high-performance Nitinol solutions for the medical industry. While this advanced alloy offers unparalleled benefits—shape memory, superelasticity, and biocompatibility—its cost can vary significantly based on multiple factors. In this guide, we’ll break down the key cost drivers of Nitinol, helping you make informed decisions for your next medical device project. Why Nitinol? Key […]
Nitride ceramics are ceramics with refractory compounds of nitrogen and metal or non-metal elements covalently bonded as the main component. The most widely used ceramics include silicon nitride (Si3N4), aluminum nitride (AlN), boron nitride (BN), and other ceramics. Among them, silicon nitride ceramics and aluminum nitride ceramics can be made into ceramic substrates for electronic […]
The Evolution of Orthopedic Implants with Nitinol Technology Orthopedic surgery has undergone remarkable advancements, particularly in spine, foot, and ankle procedures. Traditional rigid implants are being replaced by innovative materials that enhance patient outcomes—and Nitinol, a shape-memory alloy, is leading this transformation. At EdgeTech, we recognize the potential of Nitinol in orthopedic applications. Its unique properties—shape memory, […]
Why Boron Nitride (BN) is Critical for High-Temp Furnaces High-temperature furnaces operating above 1600°C rely on heating elements made from graphite, tungsten, or molybdenum disilicide. However, these elements require electrical insulation to prevent short circuits and ensure safe operation. While oxide ceramics work for lower temperatures, they fail under extreme conditions due to:❌ Thermal stress cracking from rapid heating/cooling cycles❌ Premature failure, leading to costly […]