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The formula does not contain IBOA and TPO, which can solve skin sensitivity problems and materials of concern
Singapore, November 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Dymax, the world's leading manufacturer of fast-curing materials and equipment, has launched the 2000 MW series of light-curing adhesives, specifically developed to meet customer needs and Market trends in the wearable market for devices.
This new structural medical adhesive series is the first allergenic and irritating adhesive to pass ISO 10993-10. These adhesives do not contain TPO, a worrying material, and do not contain IBOA, a known skin irritant, and address device manufacturers' concerns about skin proximity and sensitivity.
These adhesives are specially designed for bonding SS, PC, PI, PVC, TPU and low surface energy substrates. They are also carefully designed to have excellent adhesion and aging properties, and are reliable. The 2000-MW series uses broad-spectrum light energy to cure, and some products provide lasting protection during the autoclave sterilization process.
“While meeting the ever-changing needs of customers, while adhering to our core values, Dymax continues to develop innovative light-curing adhesives. With the introduction of the 2000 MW series, the removal of worrying materials is our first step in eliminating problematic ingredients. One step," said Mike Ford, Director of Global Business Development for Dymax Medical.
These adhesives are environmentally friendly, one-component formulations, do not contain solvents, and meet ISO 10993-5 cytotoxic biocompatibility requirements. Typical applications include devices worn close to the skin, such as continuous blood glucose monitors, high-volume syringes, patient monitoring equipment, and pain management equipment. Fluorescence grades can be used in high-speed automatic vision systems for quality control purposes.
Dymax develops innovative fast light curing materials, dispensing equipment and UV/LED light curing systems. The company's adhesives, coatings and equipment are perfectly matched and work seamlessly with each other, providing design engineers with tools to significantly improve manufacturing efficiency. Major markets include aerospace and defense; medical devices; and consumer electronics and automotive electronics.
For more information about Dymax, please visit www.dymax.com or contact us at dymaxasia@dymax.com or 65-67522887.
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