Medical Wire and Cable
Some of the largest medical/dental manufacturers in the world specify medical cables made by Calmont Wire & Cable. We’ve been working with companies in the medical industry for over fifty years making implantable, reusable, disposable, and sterilizable products. We’ve had the privilege of working with hundreds of start up medical technology companies, assisting them in developing their concepts for market. We also manufacture ongoing production requirements for medical customers who require hundreds of thousands of feet annually. From medical start-up companies to disposable and reusable cables, Calmont is the answer.
We understand the issues important to medical OEMs like:
- Innovation & Developing New Technologies
- Traceability
- Quality
- Validation
- Miniaturized Small Diameter (gauge size as small as 40 AWG)
- Ultra-Flexibility
- Long Flex Life
- Sterilization (autoclave, gamma radiation)
- Biocompatibility including implantable
- Low Volumes
- Low Noise
- Low Weight
- Tangle Free
- High Pull Strength
- FDA Grade Material
- ISO Certified
- Low Elongation/High Tensile Strength
- Radio Translucent
- Kink Resistant
Some of the medical applications where our cables are used are:
- Ultrasound
- Electrode
- Defibrillator
- EKG Electrodes
- Dialysis
- Handheld Instruments
- Catheter
- LVAD Implant
- Surgical Instruments
- Laparoscopy
- Endoscopy
- EKG and EEG Electrodes
- Patient Monitoring Systems
- Ultrasonic Scanners
- Medical Implants
- X-ray Devices
- Tattoo Hand Pieces
- Medical Robotics
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Implant Devices
- Lasers
- Oximetry
Disposable Cables
By definition, disposable cables are intended for one time or limited use. Minimizing cost, while performing its intended function is of primary importance. PVC and PE are the insulations most commonly used. Conductors are generally bare or tinned copper. Shields when needed are spiral or aluminized mylar. These cables may be gamma radiation sterilized.
Reusable Cables
Reusable medical cables are built to endure constant flexing and extended cycles of sterilization. Insulations may be Teflon®, TPE or silicone rubber with TPR or silicone jackets.

