Implant-grade silicone gel delivers softness, cohesive strength via crosslink technology
Applied Silicone Corp. (Santa Paula, CA), a global supplier of long-term implantable silicones, has introduced a high-strength, responsive silicone gel for the implantable medical device market. The Dual Matrix Gel System incorporates crosslink technology to produce a silicone gel with fracture resistance, cohesive strength, and adhesion. The Dual Matrix technology consists of two crosslinked networks working in tandem to retain a balance of softness and cohesive strength.
September 15, 2014
Applied Silicone Corp. (Santa Paula, CA), a global supplier of long-term implantable silicones, has introduced a high-strength, responsive silicone gel for the implantable medical device market. The Dual Matrix Gel System incorporates crosslink technology to produce a silicone gel with fracture resistance, cohesive strength, and adhesion. The Dual Matrix technology consists of two crosslinked networks working in tandem to retain a balance of softness and cohesive strength.
The product possesses cohesive strength to maintain the integrity of the gel and demonstrates advanced adhesion to a shape-retaining membrane. The technology is suited for gel-filled and soft-form medical devices including soft body contour implants, testicular implants, and implantable sensor circuitry.
A detailed technical dossier and material compendium summary of testing, specific to this product, is available for assistance with regulatory submissions of Class II and Class III medical devices.
About the Author
You May Also Like