Coating Machine
Pilot Line Hydrophilic Coating Machine (HPC) is a programmable dip-coating and UVC curing system for catheters and other medical devices. With two dipping stations for primer and top coat, heated forced-convection drying, and an integrated 275 nm UVC curing chamber, the HPC lets engineers bring hydrophilic coating in-house for R&D and pilot production without outsourcing delays.
Whether you are developing a new coating process, validating a recipe with a coating partner, or running small batches for prototypes and early clinical builds, the HPC gives you control over the parameters that matter: dip and retract speed, dwell time, dry time, cure time, and dip cycles per station. Store up to 25 recipes and lock editing with a PIN so operators run a proven process the same way every time.
The HPC is built for labs and pilot lines that need repeatable coating without a large facility footprint. It runs on standard 100–240 VAC power, occupies about 3 ft × 2 ft of floor space, and ships as a parcel from stock. Removable funnel-and-tube assemblies, magnetic device holders, and a sealed iris on the curing chamber keep changeover and day-to-day use straightforward.
Hydrophilic Device Coating
Coats catheters, introducer sheaths, and delivery catheters with a primer and top-coat hydrophilic process.
Prototype Coating
Coat early builds while the device design and coating recipe are still changing.
Pilot Production Coating
Run small in-house lots for evaluations, builds, or early clinical supply.
Coating Process Development
Dial in dip, dry, and cure settings for a specific device and chemistry.
In-House Coating
Bring hydrophilic coating onto your own bench instead of waiting on an outside coater.
