Hollister Medical Adhesive, HOL7730, 3.2 Ounce

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Improved access to healthcare, more patient self-monitoring, and a drive toward less invasive devices and procedures are challenging traditional medical electronics.

Polyurethane adhesives are often used for structural bonding medical devices since they provide high strength and flexibility during use.Thisreduces the risk of painful skin strippingand is ideal for those with fragile skin caused by health conditions or old age. These medical products are usually made from a range of synthetic materials, including plastics that are hard to bond, such as PEEK, PE and PP. Henkel technologies used for the assembly of key components of imaging equipment include the wide range of standards adhesives, including anaerobics, cyanoacrylates, light cure acrylics, epoxies, polyurethanes, silicones and two-part acrylics, the range of adhesives of electronic assemblies, as well as the range of biocompatible adhesives. During the manufacture of personal protective equipment, raw materials are needed to produce isolation gowns, surgical drapes, and other medical protective wear. Durability and reliability are key when it comes to using encapsulation materials for implantable biomedical devices for cardio and neuro applications as well as for hearing aids.

Henkel’s broad portfolio of high-performance solutions aligns with the many challenges faced: thermal resistance, thermal management, dissimilar substrates, and robust strength requirements. Henkel has extensive experience and knowledge of centrifugal potting processes and capabilities to assist with these critical applications. Obviously, despite having common characteristics in all patients, the approach to skin care—clearly a nursing skill—must be done on an individual basis.In addition to offering highly reliable and cost-effective medical device adhesives, Henkel’s team of skilled engineers and adhesive specialists are on hand to help you find the best solutions to fit your needs. Henkel’s light cure adhesives for medical devices offer a number of benefits such as their ability to cure quickly, as well as providing excellent strength and durability.

Google Analytics sets this cookie to calculate visitor, session and campaign data and track site usage for the site's analytics report.To empower ostomy nurses with the knowledge they need, this blog will delve into the importance of secure adhesion for ostomy patients and provide valuable tips for ensuring leak-free confidence through effective ostomy adhesion. The medical device material specialists at Henkel realize that your product design solution is unique, so your Henkel material solution must be as well. The materials used need to be extremely strong and flexible while also being highly absorbent and impervious to fluids.

As your medical device adhesive consultant, we provide engineering and training services to help you find the right solutions for your requirements. To learn more about high-performance products for oxygen systems, read our article “High-Performance Medical Grade Lubricants”. The most commonly used adhesive chemistries for these applications are: Light Cure Acrylics, Cyanoacrylates, Light Cure Cyanoacrylates, and Light Cure Silicones.In this article, we explore what medical adhesives are, types of medical devices, and top medical grade adhesives in the healthcare industry.