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Filament Braided Tubing

Anesthesia Tubing

Catheter Tubing

Class VI Tubing 1

Composite Tubing

Corrugated-Nonkinking Tubing

Engineered Thermoplastic Tubing

Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) Tubing

FEP (Fluoropolymer) Tubing

Fluoroplastic Tubing

Heat-Shrink Tubing

Hypodermic Tubing (Needle Tubing)

Intravenous (IV) Tubing

Irradiation-Resistant Tubing

Lay-Flat Tubing

Miniature Tubing, Microtubing, Small-Diameter Tubing

Multilayer Tubing 1

Multilumen Tubing

Nonkinking Tubing

Nonlatex Tubing

Peristaltic Pump Tubing

Polyamide Tubing

Polycarbonate Tubing

Polyethylene Tubing

Polyimide Tubing

Polyolefin Tubing

Polypropylene Tubing

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Tubing

Polyurethane Tubing

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Tubing

Pressure Tubing

PVDF (Kynar) Tubing

Radiopaque Tubing

Reinforced Tubing

Silicone Tubing

Single-Lumen Tubing

Stainless-Steel Tubing

Thermoplastic Elastomer Tubing (TPE)

Thin-Walled Tubing

Transparent Tubing

Triple-Layered Tubing

Wire-Coated Tubing

Wire-Reinforced Tubing

Filament-braided tubing consists of either a fiber or metal that is "braided" between two polymer layers. This braided reinforcement results in tubing that is flexible, kink-resistant, and less likely to burst or crush easily, making this tubing type ideal for use in medical devices and products like catheter shafts. Use this medical supplier directory to located qualified providers of filament braided tubing and other tubing types.