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#Guidewire Structure
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It has 3 Basic Components
1.Shaft (Central core )
2.Distal Tip with coils/ cover & sleeve
3.Surface coating
1.#Centeral Core
It is inner & longest portion of guidewire making it backbone .it extends from proximal to distal end where it tapers.
..
It has 3 Basic Components
1.Shaft (Central core )
2.Distal Tip with coils/ cover & sleeve
3.Surface coating
1.#Centeral Core
It is inner & longest portion of guidewire making it backbone .it extends from proximal to distal end where it tapers.
There are 3 important aspects regarding centeral core are
i) #Core material
•Stainless steel
•High tensile Stainless steel
•Nitinol
ii) #Core diameter
O.010"-0.018" (0.014"Most common )
iii) #Tapering towards tip
•Short Tappered
•Long Tappered
i) #Core material
•Stainless steel
•High tensile Stainless steel
•Nitinol
ii) #Core diameter
O.010"-0.018" (0.014"Most common )
iii) #Tapering towards tip
•Short Tappered
•Long Tappered
#Wire Tip
i Tip may be Tapered or Non Tapered
ii There are 3 Tip Design
•One Piece Core Design ( core -Tip design)
•Two Piece core Design (Shapping ribbon design )
Hybrid
iii Tip coils /Covers / sleeves
Tip may be covered with coils /polymer cover /nitinol sleeve
i Tip may be Tapered or Non Tapered
ii There are 3 Tip Design
•One Piece Core Design ( core -Tip design)
•Two Piece core Design (Shapping ribbon design )
Hybrid
iii Tip coils /Covers / sleeves
Tip may be covered with coils /polymer cover /nitinol sleeve
As expected, the @federalreserve’s Federal Open Market Committee continued to discuss its plans to reduce, or #taper, the pace of its #AssetPurchase program at yesterday’s meeting.
While the details of this discussion were fairly sparse, the Committee statement did state that: “If progress continues broadly as expected, the Committee judges that a moderation in the pace of asset purchases may soon be warranted.”
Further, at the recent #Fed conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., and at the press conference, Fed #ChairPowell emphasized that both he and most Committee participants now consider the test of “substantial further progress” toward the #inflation mandate to be largely satisfied.
It was 73 degrees and sunny in #JacksonHole, Wyoming, today; a perfect day for all those who were there….
Yet, there were no #monetary policy officials present at the traditional location of the @KansasCityFed’s late-summer #economic policy symposium, since they were conducting a “virtual symposium.”
That symposium provided #ChairPowell the opportunity to lay out a reasonably sunny perspective on the U.S. #economy, but also one that was not out of the woods yet, in terms of Covid variant risk and a maximum #employment target still to be achieved.
Great conversation with @MerrillLynch CIO Chris Hyzy, as part of their #MerrillPerspectives event. Some of the topics we discuss follow and the full conversation can be accessed here: ml.com/2021-midyear-e…
On the #market lessons stemming from the pandemic, I suggested that- stepping back- while a lot has been thrown at the #economy and markets over the past 30 years, in every case the #policy response has been critical to evaluate in judging the ultimate impact: policy matters!
That said, we think there is an overestimation of the importance of exceedingly low #policy rate levels to the recovery but maintaining the stability and #liquidity of the financing #markets is critical, particularly at the top end of the capital stack.
At yesterday’s #FOMC meeting, the Committee revealed more expected tightening and further steps toward #tapering #asset purchases than they had previously. We see these as steps in the right direction.
Yesterday’s @federalreserve statement and press conference suggest that the Committee believes progress has been made toward its goals, but that there’s still some room to go to hit the recently re-defined objective of maximum #employment.
Still, it’s now time to set up for the end of this long-running #EmergencyPolicy-focused movie.
