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Silicone Adhesives and Primers on Low Surface Energy Plastics and High Strength Metals for Medical Devices

Publisher: NuSil Technology LLC
Overview:
The ability of silicone adhesives, with the aid of primers, flame treatment, or plasma treatment to adhere to low surface energy plastics and to high strength metals for applications in medical devices is demonstrated in this paper. Typical surface energy dyne levels of various substrates are presented in the form of a table. Paper also illustrates the polycarbonate, polyetherimide, polyamide, polyurethane, acrylic, polysulphone, and polyimide structures and analyzes the applications of silicone adhesives on these substrates. Besides illustrations of various medical devices, the paper also describes the use of silicone adhesives in their design. Report analyzes adhesion properties of different primers and also emphasizes on the benefits of treating substrates with primers before using silicone adhesives for enabling better adhesion. Parameters used for testing the primer/adhesive system on various substrates are detailed and the results of the adhesion tests are provided as tabular data and graphical representations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.Introduction2
2.Substrates2-6
3.Materials6-9
3.1Primers6-8
3.2Treatment8
3.3Adhesive8-9
4.Testing Parameters9-11
5.Results11-12
6.Conclusion13
7.References13-14
8.Figures
8.1Polycarbonate Structure3
8.2Reservoir sealing3
8.3Polyetherimide Structure3-4
8.4Polyamide Structure (Nylon 6/6)4
8.5Generic Pacemaker and lead4
8.6Staplers5
8.7Polyurethane Structure5
8.8Acrylic Blood Pump/Filtering Units5
8.9Acrylic Structure6
8.10Polysulphone Structure6
8.11Polyimide Structure6
8.12Platinum Cure Mechanism9
8.13Lap joint Diagram10
9.Charts
9.1Mean Lap-Shear Results with Primed Results12
9.2Mean Lap-Shear Results with Flame Treatment and Plasma Treatment Results12
9.Tables
9.1Typical Surface Energy Dyne Levels (9)2
9.2MED1-4013 Typical Properties8
9.3Table 311
9.3.1Substrate Test Results11
9.3.2Substrate Test Results Continued11
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