For specialty applications where you require a unique-shaped hole in a single lumen or a multi-lumen tube without penetrating the adjacent lumens, a skiving operation may be preferred over drilling or punching.

Skived tubing is often found in applications where a hole in the tubing is desired after the tubing has been joined to another component. The skived hole then provides access to the lumen for wiring, irrigation, drainage, and other instrumentation. Typical applications of skived tubing include infusion devices, fluid sampling, catheters, and wound drainage.

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