Silicones are widely used in medical devices due to their biocompatibility, durability, and low allergy risk. Unlike PVC, they don’t leach plasticizers, and unlike latex, they rarely cause allergic reactions. Applications span wound care, drainage tubes, and implants. Silicone’s compatibility with body fluids and robust chemical structure make it increasingly popular However, medical technology demands high-quality, functional, and durable silicone products. Selecting the appropriate technology to customize silicone components is crucial for successful medical applications.
Features
| Biocompatibility: Safe for biological use |
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| Chemical & Bacterial Resistance: Durable and hygienic. |
| Excellent Mechanical Properties: High tensile strength, elongation, tear resistance, and compression resistance at extreme temperatures. |
| Optical Clarity: Superior transparency for light transmission and illumination. |
Specifications
| Applications |
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| Menstrual Care |
| Wound Care |
| Dental |
| Orthopaedics |
| Respiratory |
| Vision Care |
| Cardiovascular |
| Diabetes |
| Nursing |
| Personal Care |
| Medical Devices |
