Zeus is partnering with Chamfr to make more than 100 liner and heat shrink products readily available through the latter’s online marketplace. The collaboration gives device engineers faster, on-demand access to critical components used in catheter development and prototyping.

“We understand that speed-to-market can make all the difference in the success of an end device,” Zeus Chief Commercial Officer Jim O’Connell said. “By making Zeus components available through Chamfr, we’re giving engineers easier access to the materials they need to prototype, test, and advance their designs.”

Chamfr is a digital marketplace for medical device components, equipment, tools, and service providers, connecting manufacturers with engineers searching for high-performance materials to solve complex design challenges and accelerate product development. By bringing Zeus products to the platform, engineers can more quickly discover, evaluate, and source the necessary materials to develop next-generation medical technologies.

“Chamfr has built a powerful platform that connects engineers with the components they need to innovate faster—all in one place,” Zeus Commercial Marketing Director Mike Evers stated. “By partnering with Chamfr, we’re expanding access to the high-performance materials engineers rely on during early-stage development.”

Products available through the marketplace include FEP heat shrink, FluoroPEELZ peelable heat shrink, PTFE Sub-Lite-Wall liners, and PTFE StreamLiner catheter liners, with additional Zeus products expected to be added over time.

Headquartered in Orangeburg, S.C., Zeus is a global polymer extrusion and catheter design manufacturer. More than 60 years of experience in medical, aerospace, energy, automotive, fiber optics, and more has allowed Zeus to provide solutions, enable innovation, and enhance lives. The company employs more than 2,200 people worldwide with facilities in Aiken, Columbia, Gaston, Orangeburg, and St. Matthews, S.C.; Branchburg, N.J.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; San Jose, Calif.; Arden Hills, Minn.; Guangzhou, China; and Letterkenny, Ireland.