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Pulse Technologies - Custom Implant Alloys
Pulse began developing alloys in 2007 in response to a market need for alloys specific to the medical device field. While tailoring properties required for the medical market, we developed a novel approach to alloying. Pulse’s series of alloys are ceramic-reinforced metals with the ceramics found at the grain boundaries. These ceramic clusters retard crack propagation in the material, making it stronger while still allowing some deformation to achieve a desirable yield strength.
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THE TECHNOLOGY
- Patented alloy system developed through work with low melt and draw volumes over the past 10 years
- Direct replacement for G23 Titanium with a 30% increase in strength
- No reduction in machinability or cyclic fatigue
- Removes irritants present in the Ti-6Al-4AlV system
- Marginal increase in osteoblast growth when tested against G2/G23
THE APPLICATION
- Ideal for medical device manufacturers needing novel alloys
- Customized for clients requiring alloys in low volume melts ranging from 10 – 500kg
- Pulse’s Ti Alloy offering is of interest to device designers looking to reduce the size of the implant but not the strength; it requires no special machining, joining or finishing processes including anodizing