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Table 1: 
Properties of base materials used in market-approved FDs
Primary FD Materials
AlloyElastic ModulusElastic LimitMarket-Approved FD Examples
Cobalt-nickel-chromium∼120–240 GPaa∼ 0.5 to 1.5%aPED, PED Flex, PED Shield, PED Vantage, Surpass Streamline (Stryker), Surpass Evolve2
Nitinol∼ 40–10 GPaa∼ 6%–12%aFRED, FRED Jr, FRED X, Silk, Silk+, p64, Tubridge2
  • ↵a Use due consideration in applying values for modeling because the Young modulus and elastic limit (pseudoelastic for nitinol) can vary widely due to process-structure texture and strength outcomes. Bookends given here are realistic possible outcomes dependent on the supplier production path and target outcomes.