Scaffold Covering

What Is It?

We apply scaffold covering by adding ultra-thin polymer, fabric, or biologically compatible layers onto structural frameworks such as stents, occluders, and flow diverters.
These coverings transform metal scaffolds into functional medical components with sealing,
flow-control, or healing-enhancing properties.

What Makes It Different?

We specialize in microlayer scaffold covering, enabling precise control over thickness, uniformity, adhesion, and permeability even on complex and porous geometries.
By combining microlayer polymer deposition, suturless lamination, and adhera surface activation, we deliver reproducible,
high-performance coverings that meet demanding clinical and regulatory requirements.

Where Is It Used?

Our scaffold covering solutions are used in advanced implantable medical devices, including:

Covered peripheral stents
Left atrial appendage (LAA) occluders
Cardiac and vascular shunts
ASD / PFO occluders
Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) stent grafts
Neurovascular flow diverters

5 advantages of Scaffold covering

In the rapidly evolving world of medical implants, every detail matters from adhesion strength to manufacturing efficiency. That’s exactly where advanced scaffold‑covering technologies make a meaningful difference. (1) It begins with strong adhesion surface activation, which enhances chemical bonding by applying functional groups and verifying adhesion in every production lot, ensuring consistent and reliable performance. (2) Selective sealing capability adds another laye

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