Pulse Systems

Company Overview

Company Headquarters

4090 Nelson Avenue
Concord, CA 94520
United States

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Company Description

Pulse Systems provides medical device companies with precision laser cutting of metal components and related services, such as CNC screw machining, laser welding, and Nitinol shapesetting & polishing. We focus on rapid delivery of prototype parts and assemblies, and can support full production volumes through our ISO 13485 certified operations.

Who We Are
Pulse Systems is a specialty contract manufacturer providing precision laser cutting of tubular metal components, including parts for catheters and other procedure devices, and implantable devices such as endovascular stents. We also supply value-added services such as laser welding, CNC machining, electropolishing, Nitinol shape-setting, and cleanroom assembly. Since 1998 Pulse Systems has been in the business of supporting hundreds of medical device companies like yours. Over the years the Company has become known to its customers for its core values of Quality, Service, Technology, Value, and Teamwork. We participate in the entire product life cycle, from rapid turnaround of engineering prototypes, all the way to cost-effective volume production of 100,000+ unit quantities. The company’s operations are ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 certified.

Major Markets
Pulse Systems serves the medical device industry exclusively.

Services Offered
• Laser Tube Cutting
• Laser Welding
• CNC Machining
• Stent Manufacturing
• Electropolishing
• Cleanroom Assembly
• Nitinol Shape Setting / Heat Treating:
Shape Setting is the process of heat-forming a Nitinol device from its original fabricated form into its final “memory” shape.

In order for a Nitinol device to achieve its functional geometric configuration, it is necessary to deform and heat treat the material from its original fabricated form (for example: drawn tubing or wire, laser-cut tubing or flat material, or other machined shapes), into a new “memory” shape. To do so, the Nitinol device is heat treated while being firmly constrained in a custom mechanical fixture. The heating methods used to form the device into a final configuration vary depending on the design requirements. At Pulse, we have various proven shape setting process for different applications. Please contact Pulse Systems and let our experienced engineers work with you on your specific needs.