Key Highlights:
- Interactive Q&A with Todd Turnlund and Chamfr team
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Live cut of a demo part
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Discussion of real-world applications such as neurovascular, peripheral vascular, and cardiovascular devices.
LIVE WEBINAR
Unlocking Design Freedom for Rapid Iteration with Laser Microfabricated Hypotubes: Featuring Sublime Laser
Join us for an interactive, engineer-focused webinar where innovation meets precision, built for R&D and catheter design teams navigating early-stage development, this session will show how to achieve advanced design features and reduce prototyping cycles.
In this technical deep dive, Todd Turnlund, CEO of Sublime Laser, will demonstrate how the right combination of manufacturing capabilities, hypotube/wire starting geometry, and material can create designs for almost any application.
- Speakers: Todd Turnlund, CEO, Sublime Laser
- Chamfr Moderators: Katie Karmelek (Co-founder) & Steve Maxson (VP of Growth)
- Date: Thursday, September 18th
- Time: 1pm ET
- Duration: 60 minutes (with interactive Q&A)
You’ll get a view of laser-cut hypotubes, see a live part demo, and discover how Sublime’s unique laser-switching capability can elevate your catheter-based device performance.
What you’ll learn about:
The process capabilities and tradeoffs are of femtosecond vs. fiber lasers (used for precision cuts like interrupted spiral or brickworks patterns).
How to select the right laser process based on your device’s design geometry.
Why material choice (e.g., stainless steel or nitinol) impacts the required laser manufacturing process.
How Sublime Laser switches between laser types to optimize functionality and cut quality.
Live cutting demo of parts found on Chamfr.
Sourcing options for prototyping – quick turn custom solutions and off the shelf solutions from Chamfr with 30 SKUs available for rapid delivery.
Spots are limited. Register now to reserve your seat and get access to the recording!
Sponsored by:
Speakers
Todd Turnlund
CEO
Todd Turnlund is a medical device technical executive with decades of experience in both start-up and Fortune 500 companies. By utilizing novel technologies, he has developed commercially profitable, next-generation products in the neurovascular, peripheral vascular, and cardiovascular markets. Todd is highly effective at translating unmet clinical needs into commercially best-in-class products, creating and managing intellectual property, developing new technology, and transferring robust designs to production.
Todd has developed several commercial products including Aristotle 14, 18, and 24 Guidewires, the Plato 17 Microcatheter, the SynchroWave Microwave Ablation System, Synchro 14 and 10 Guidewires, Fathom 16 Guidewire, BX Stent, and the RX FlowTrack 40 Angioplasty Catheter.
Todd received his BSME from The University of California at Santa Barbara and MBA from Santa Clara University.
Katie Karmelek
Co-Founder
Chamfr
Steve Maxson
VP of Growth
Chamfr
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Who Should Attend:
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R&D engineers working on catheter-based or interventional device design
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Process engineers exploring advanced laser machining techniques
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Sourcing teams seeking new manufacturing partners
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Innovators working with Nitinol, stainless steel, or hybrid hypotubes
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Device teams needing fast-turn, precision laser-cut components
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Manufacturing teams looking for ISO:13485 certified laser supplier to fulfill primary, quick turn, or backup component needs
“This was a great discussion with some useful takeaways - looking forward to future webinars from Chamfr!”