TitaniumNitinolMetalsImplant materialsBoneBiomaterialsPorousTemperatureBiocompatibilityDentalAlloysConjunctionGrapheneCorrosionMechanicalVersatileHARDNESSCommonlyStainless steelTemperaturesPropertiesCompositesApplicationsMedicalElectrodesElectrochemicalSignificantlyBiologicalCombinationCombinationsDevelopmentThermalGeneralAdditionTechnologyElasticExperimentFundamentalStrongNegativeScienceSimilarProductsSolutionsPlaceEnergy
Titanium5
- Nitinol (NiTi), which is formed by alloying nickel and titanium (~ 50% Ni), is a shape-memory alloy with superelastic properties more similar to that of bone,[clarification needed] when compared to stainless steel, another commonly used biomaterial. (wikipedia.org)
- All of them are made of titanium nickel, a shape memory material. (tsu.ru)
- The main results of his academic activities are related to the development of technological basics for the creation of superelastic titanium-based allows for highly biocompatible bone implants. (misis.ru)
- Overall inflammatory and muscular response in the presence of nitinol devices equals or surpasses that of other coating materials, such as stainless steel (StSt) or titanium-aluminum-vanadium alloy Ti with 6% Al and 4% V (Ti-6Al-4V). (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
- Titanium is an ideal implant material for orthopaedics and dentistry. (fwmetals.com)
Nitinol11
- In alloys, such as nitinol, the formation of an oxide layer not only protects against corrosion, but also removes Ni atoms from the surface of the material. (wikipedia.org)
- All of the above passivation methods have been used in the development of nitinol biomaterials to produce the most biocompatible implants. (wikipedia.org)
- In order for nitinol to have the desired superelastic and shape memory properties, heat treatment is required. (wikipedia.org)
- uncovering persistently reliable methods for coating or finishing the surfaces of nitinol devices. (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
- Nitinol shape memory metal alloy offers a relatively new and generally reliable material for conformal coatings. (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
- There are two primary types of Nitinol: superelastic and shape memory, which are determined by transformation temperature. (fwmetals.com)
- Superelastic Nitinol is cooler, and shape memory Nitinol is warmer. (fwmetals.com)
- To help you pick the Nitinol that is best for your application, at Fort Wayne Metals, we divide the categories of superelastic and shape memory into grades with stricter temperature ranges. (fwmetals.com)
- Superelastic Nitinol is commonly used in medical devices. (fwmetals.com)
- In addition to producing Fort Wayne Metals-melted Nitinol, we use material from other leading Nitinol suppliers. (fwmetals.com)
- Because Nitinol has such unique material properties, we've developed a range of products to support our customers' needs. (fwmetals.com)
Metals2
- Metal implants containing a combination of biocompatible metals or used in conjunction with other biomaterials are often considered the standard for many implant types. (wikipedia.org)
- The development of specialty metals in the form of alloys has allowed the medical device industry to look beyond stainless steel for other suitable materials. (medicaldesignbriefs.com)
Implant materials1
- studied the relative merits of a number of metallic implant materials, including niobium, by measuring surface current densities under a range of in vitro test conditions. (basicmedicalkey.com)
Bone2
- For example, a highly porous material for replacing bone tissue is created using self-propagating high-temperature synthesis. (tsu.ru)
- While surface roughness was also acknowledged to be influencing this outcome, the histological studies did support the finding with similar levels of bone-to-metal contact observed for both materials. (basicmedicalkey.com)
Biomaterials3
- The process is important for making biomaterials more biocompatible. (wikipedia.org)
- The development of the fundamentals for technologies of melting, thermomechanical treatment and powder metallurgy of Ti-Zr-Nb alloys includes comprehensive studies of the structural and phase state of the material, its mechanical and functional properties and corrosion-electrochemical behavior with the use of modern methods of research and tests of metallic biomaterials. (misis.ru)
- In this context, 3D printable biomaterials are suitable candidates for implants and the amount of additively-manufactured implants is significantly increasing due to their unique properties which are biocompatible, versatile and adaptable, have relevant mechanical (strength and stiffness) and biological functionalities, porous structure, design freedom, provide material save, produce with good accuracy, fulfill design requirements in geometry. (acarindex.com)
Porous4
- The technological basics for obtaining permeable porous materials from alloys based on the Ti-Zr-Nb system using methods of traditional powder metallurgy (removable pore former method) were developed. (misis.ru)
- The volume changes can be accommodated with less degradation upon cycling through the combination with highly porous electrically conductive materials, such as highly porous carbon and/or foamed current collectors. (patsnap.com)
- Whether or not combined with a highly porous electrically conductive material, metal alloy/intermetallic compositions with an average particle size of no more than a micron can be advantageously used in the negative electrodes to improve cycling properties. (patsnap.com)
- In 2000 he joined the Swiss Federal Institute of Materials Testing and Research EMPA in Thun, where he was a project manager in the development of metal matrix composites, with a special interest in the development of porous ceramic preforms by 3D-Printing. (hes-so.ch)
Temperature4
- This increase in nickel has been attributed to the diffusion of nickel out of the bulk material and into the surface layer during elevated temperature treatments. (wikipedia.org)
- This composition demonstrates the best complex of functional properties: high crystallographic resource of reversible deformation (6 %), superelastic behavior at the temperature of the human body and high resistance to corrosion. (misis.ru)
- Known for its unique superelastic and shape memory properties - the ability to remember and return to a specified shape after deformation when exposed to a predetermined temperature - this alloy is revolutionizing the way the medical device and other high-performance industries manufacture next-generation solutions. (fwmetals.com)
- product forms, material specifications and availability of all niobium materials have primarily been influenced by the nuclear and aerospace industries where the corrosion resistance and high temperature performance of the material have been advantageous. (basicmedicalkey.com)
Biocompatibility2
- Graphite can be used as a biomedical material because of its biocompatibility. (mensmentore.com)
- Graphite can be used for its biocompatibility, wear resistance, and as a coating on artificial joints. (mensmentore.com)
Dental2
- Dental materials, 32(1), 54-64. (acarindex.com)
- Although vital pulp therapy should be performed by promoting the wound-healing capacity of dental pulp, existing pulp-capping materials were not developed with a focus on the pulpal repair process. (nagoya-u.ac.jp)
Alloys2
- The alloys we develop are superelastic, they can relax inner tension due to martensitic transformation. (tsu.ru)
- and the correlation between the structure of austenite and the stability of mechanical (superelastic) behavior of Ti-Nb-Ta and Ti-Nb-Zr alloys in the course of comprehensive thermomechanical tests was discovered. (misis.ru)
Conjunction1
- It offers a wide range of material applications for biocompatible medical devices, particularly when used in conjunction with resilient, micron-thin parylene conformal coatings, similarly adaptable to MEMS/nano uses. (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
Graphene6
- We investigated graphene, an emerging two-dimensional material, to build low noise, transparent and flexible neural electrodes. (nature.com)
- In this work, we created polypropylene nanocomposites with homogeneous dispersion of CNTs and reduced graphene oxides via a facile polymer-latex-coating plus melt-mixing strategy, and investigated their synergistic effects in their viscoelastic, gas barrier, and flammability properties. (edu.au)
- In 2204, two centuries after isolating "graphene" for the first time, the atomic material which changed the course of history, the human being officially inaugurated his colony on Mars. (publigraphene.com)
- The ideal technique for mass production of two-dimensional crystals, was not discovered until 2020, when Japanese scientists isolated "white graphene" in the sizes required by the technology industry for the mass development of 2D materials. (publigraphene.com)
- Publigraphene®, thanks to its registered trademarks, possesses a unique intellectual property on a global scale regarding issues such as Graphene® & Grafeno® as well as in other 2D materials. (publigraphene.com)
- The massive development of Publigraphene® intellectual property will create the world's best-known company in the field of Graphene® & Grafeno® and other 2D materials. (publigraphene.com)
Corrosion6
- Nitric acid is commonly used as a mild oxidant to create the thin oxide film on the surface of materials that protects against corrosion. (wikipedia.org)
- Passivation is an extremely important area of research for biomedical applications, as the body is a harsh environment for materials and materials can damage the body through leaching and corrosion. (wikipedia.org)
- NiTi also exhibits excellent cytocompatibility and corrosion resistance, characteristics that are useful for adaptation to the purposes of conformal coating, especially when combined with parylene. (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
- Graphite's excellent resistance to high temperatures and corrosion makes it a popular material for refractory products. (mensmentore.com)
- Graphite can be used for sealing materials and components because it has excellent sealing and corrosion-resistant properties. (mensmentore.com)
- The excellent anti-corrosion performance and corrosion resistance of this material can help to ensure that the equipment will operate smoothly and efficiently for a long time. (metalinchina.com)
Mechanical1
- In addition to providing mechanical strength, tungsten can be used where radiopacity is required, principally in fluoroscopy applications, and, with a density greater than that of lead, it can also be used as an environmentally safe alternative to lead as a radiation shielding material. (medicaldesignbriefs.com)
Versatile2
- TPU is a versatile material known for its exceptional properties, making it a preferred choice in various applications across multiple industries. (covestro.com)
- Versatile processing: TPU can be processed using a variety of methods, including injection molding, extrusion, blow molding meltblown and calender coating, depending on different applications and designs. (covestro.com)
HARDNESS1
- Wide range of hardness: TPU materials can be formulated to achieve a broad range of hardness levels, from soft and flexible to rigid and tough, providing flexibility in product design. (covestro.com)
Commonly1
- Another commonly used method of passivation is accomplished through coating the material with polymer layers. (wikipedia.org)
Stainless steel1
- Stainless steel in its different varieties, including 304, 316, 316L, and others, is the material that forms the backbone of the medical device industry. (medicaldesignbriefs.com)
Temperatures2
- Transformation temperatures for superelastic grades are between -20°C and 22°C [-4°F and 71.6°F]. (fwmetals.com)
- Graphite This non-metallic material is used widely in the industry and everyday life due to its high conductivity, resistance to high temperatures, and chemical stability. (mensmentore.com)
Properties3
- It has unique mechanic properties - it is harder to destroy than any other material, even in an aggressive corrosive environment," says Prof. Volinsky. (tsu.ru)
- Very inert and biocompatible in addition to having valuable properties such as high thermal and electric conductivity, niobium is often used to make small parts for pacemakers. (medicaldesignbriefs.com)
- Based on integrated studies of the structure and properties, the most appropriate methods of materials treatment were determined. (misis.ru)
Composites1
- He currently teaches in several courses of materials science and engineering, including powder metallurgy, composites and ceramic materials. (hes-so.ch)
Applications2
- The graphite bricks are widely used for kilns, heating furnaces, and other industrial applications such as glass, ceramics and non-ferrous materials. (mensmentore.com)
- Other than the above applications, graphite also can be used to produce pencil leads, electrode materials or battery-negative electro materials. (mensmentore.com)
Medical1
- However, the direct use of recombinant proteins as pulp-capping materials may cause clinical problems or lead to high medical costs. (nagoya-u.ac.jp)
Electrodes1
- Combinations of materials are described in which high energy density active materials for negative electrodes of lithium ion batteries. (patsnap.com)
Electrochemical2
- Electropolishing is accomplished by creating electrochemical cells where the material of interest is used as the anode. (wikipedia.org)
- Graphite electrolyte is one of the most common electrode materials and is widely used for electrochemical reactions. (mensmentore.com)
Significantly1
- Combination with similarly resilient and adaptable materials, like parylene, can significantly increase NiTi's effectiveness and utility. (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
Biological2
- It is easy for biological tissue to grow through the coating, and so the organism does not recognize it as an intruder. (tsu.ru)
- In addition, graphite is a material with good thermal conductivity as well as biological activity. (mensmentore.com)
Combination2
- Thermomechanical treatment covers a combination of progressive methods of metal pressure processing (longitudinal and radial-displacement rolling, rotary forging) as instruments of plastic deformation of solid material in combination with a thermal impact. (misis.ru)
- The combination of NiTi with biocompatible parylene coating materials further diminishes the incidence of negative response to the implanted device. (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
Combinations1
- These impressive results clearly point towards a new strategy to create advanced materials by adding binary combinations of different types of nanofillers. (edu.au)
Development2
- Their colleagues from Krasnoyarsk replaced an old implant in the patient's spinal cord implants with a Tomsk development, because the old material started to dissipate and poison the tissues with decay byproducts. (tsu.ru)
- but high costs and commercial restrictions on availability have seen limited access and application development for this material. (basicmedicalkey.com)
Thermal1
- Graphite can be used as a heat-dissipation and conductive material due to its excellent thermal conductivity. (mensmentore.com)
General1
- citation needed] In general, passivation is considered to be a process that creates a non-reactive layer at the surface of materials, such that the material may be protected from damage caused by the environment. (wikipedia.org)
Addition1
- Current wind turbines based on "aerographene" and "aerografito", in addition to protecting the inhabitants of Mars from cosmic rays in their homes, here on the Earth, generate energy with the flapping of a butterfly being the lightest material on the Earth for over 200 years. (publigraphene.com)
Technology3
- The machine is adapted to incorporate dual cylindrical rotary magnetron technology to manufacture the improved solar cell material in a single pass. (patsnap.com)
- Efraín Carreño-Morelli, Professor of Materials Technology, was born in 1966 in Córdoba (Argentina) and has the swiss, argentinian and italian citizenships. (hes-so.ch)
- He leads the Powder Technology and Advanced Materials Research Group since 2011. (hes-so.ch)
Elastic1
- The maximum longevity in the elastic deformation area is demonstrated by the materials with the structure of strong residual deformation cold working. (misis.ru)
Experiment1
- These conditions remain the subject of research and experiment for solutions that improve the performance of parylene coated NiTi. (paryleneconformalcoating.com)
Fundamental1
- Our main task is to describe fundamental principles of material-tissue interactions. (tsu.ru)
Strong2
- The maximum longevity in the superelastic deformation area is demonstrated by the materials with polygonizing (nanosubgrained) substructure of strong residual deformation cold working, whose advantage is increased as the deformation amplitude grows. (misis.ru)
- Lightweight, strong and biocompatible. (fwmetals.com)
Negative1
- In batteries, for instance, graphite conductive material can be used in negative electrode materials to increase the energy density of the battery and its lifespan. (mensmentore.com)
Science3
- The research team of physicists, material science researchers, and biologists led by Prof. Volinsky is going to solve this issue. (tsu.ru)
- Materials Science and Engineering:R: Reports, 103, 1-39. (acarindex.com)
- In parallel with his studies of physics and materials science, he also followed courses of astronomy, medicine and philosophy. (hes-so.ch)
Similar1
- Coating materials with biologically similar molecules has seen much better success. (wikipedia.org)
Products1
- Recycling solutions (Desmopan® CQ RC): Recycled products are made from secondary raw materials that have already gone through a product cycle and have been processed by specific procedures. (covestro.com)
Solutions1
- Bio-based solutions (Desmopan® CQ EC): Bio-based raw materials originate from plant, animal or algae biomass. (covestro.com)
Place2
- Don't let the description fool you - the same superelastic and shape memory effect is taking place regardless of category. (fwmetals.com)
- The great catalyst for the change from a world of 3D materials to a world of 2D materials, was the greatest crisis in history that took place in the 2020s. (publigraphene.com)
Energy3
- Additive manufacturing: unlocking the evolution of energy materials. (acarindex.com)
- In capacitors, graphite materials can enhance the reliability and energy storage capacity of capacitors. (mensmentore.com)
- The capture of the entire light spectrum thanks to 2D materials was revolutionary for energy efficient targets. (publigraphene.com)