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Proximal
Where the shaft meets its interfaces and handling components.

01 / Interventional Neurovascular
From catheter engineering through reinforced shaft manufacturing, precision extrusion, specialized processing, and microcatheter assembly, Cordica builds the full neurovascular device system in-house, backed by the materials expertise and development support demanding programs need.
02 / Device System
Geometry, materials, reinforcement, layering, liners, coatings, bonding, markers, and assembly aren't separate decisions. Each one connects to the pathway the finished catheter has to travel.
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Where the shaft meets its interfaces and handling components.
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The tubing, liners, polymer layers, braiding, coiling, and reflow that build the working length.
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Where mechanical and dimensional requirements shape one continuous construction.
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Tip forming, coatings, marker bands, nitinol, and hypotubes, finished by bonding and assembly.
03 / Distal + Shaft Architecture
The visualization is illustrative and contains no device specifications.
Braiding, coiling, liners, polymer layers, and reflow get engineered together, not stacked on as separate steps.
Technical References
04 / Engineering + Manufacturing
At this scale, extrusion and materials can't be evaluated on their own. Small dimensions and integrated constructions mean every decision touches the rest of the build.
Braiding, coiling, liners, polymer layers, and reflow get engineered together, shaped by what the device actually requires.
High-performance polymer extrusion builds single-lumen, multi-lumen, multi-layer, and tapered constructions as part of the complete architecture, not as standalone components.
The shaft is only part of it. Specialized processing carries through to the distal features and components the device depends on.
From there, catheter components move through precision assembly, inspection, testing, kitting, labeling, and packaging.
05 / Capabilities Around the Device
Custom tubing and complex extrusion builds engineered for what neurovascular catheters actually require.
→02Polymer expertise that carries through extrusion, catheter construction, processing, and component manufacturing.
→03Precision assembly, inspection, and automation, carried through kitting, labeling, and packaging.
→04Precision and micro-molding for the components a demanding device can't compromise on.
→06 / Development Pathway
Architecture, prototyping, testing, and manufacturing readiness all mature alongside the device, not after it.
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Architecture, prototyping, test strategy, and manufacturability, worked out together.
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Materials, tubing geometry, shaft construction, and the specialized processes the build depends on.
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Distal processing, component integration, assembly, inspection, and testing, brought together into one build.
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Production controls, automation, kitting, and packaging, ready for volume.
07 / Application Context
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Catheter shafts, reinforced constructions, precision components, specialized processing, and the assembly that brings them together.
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Tubing, shaft construction, materials, catheter processing, and the downstream assembly that finishes the device.
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Small-diameter tubing, reinforced shafts, distal processing, precision components, and assembly built for tight tolerances.

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