Mevopur™ Bio-Based Polymer Solutions for Medical Devices and Pharmaceutical Packaging (Chinese) Learn more about the benefits of using Mevopur™ bio-based polymer solutions in medical devices and pharmaceutical packaging (Chinese language version) Liquid color & additive concentrates designed for use in medical devices and pharmaceutical packaging (Chinese language version)

INDUSTRY BULLETIN DISPERSIONS IN HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Silicone Colorant Dispersions Biocompatible, conformable silicone rubber colorants that deliver lightfastness and aesthetic appeal • 3D medical silicone printing • Anatomical models and surgical guides • External prosthetics and orthotics • Medical ventilation/respiratory masks • Dental and medical tools and equipment Silicone Additive Dispersions Silicone additive solutions formulated to provide chemical resistance, durability, and enhanced physical properties Rubber Colorant Dispersions Durable rubber colorants formulated for optimal dispersion and lot-to-lot consistency to promote ease of handling • Medical devices and tools • Vibration and shock control for medical equipment • Drug delivery devices Urethane Colorant Dispersions Versatile urethane colorants that streamline production and enhance quality • Foam enclosures/support for medical tools and equipment • Medical and surgical devices • Physical therapy tools Epoxy Colorant Dispersions Long-lasting, hygienic epoxy colorants that provide high-cost efficiency, stability, and customization opportunities • Healthcare facility floor coatings Vinyl Colorant Dispersions Vinyl colorants developed for applications where dispersion, uniformity, compatibility, and cleanliness are essential • Medical equipment Aqueous Additive Formulations Functional additives stabilized, suspended, and dispersed in water that shorten development cycles, streamline operations, and can be customized to meet specific requirements • Medical gloves • Wound care Electrically Conductive Additives for Silicone Innovative silicone additives to provide high conductivity and lower filler loadings • Neurostimulation electrode pads • Medical tools and equipment Laser Marking Additives for Silicone Dispersions containing laser absorbers and color formers that eliminate the need for secondary etching while promoting chemical resistance, mechanical property retention, and production efficiency • 3D medical silicone printing • Anatomical models and surgical guides • External prosthetics and orthotics • Medical ventilation/respiratory masks • Medical devices Surface Modification Additives for Silicone Non-oil based silicone additives that reduce tackiness and enhance smoothness of the cured compound • Dental tools and equipment • Medical devices, tools, and equipment Self-Bonding Silicone Silicone compounds able to bond to various substrates without prime coating • Medical tools and equipment This listing represents standard Avient dispersion technologies and addresses common healthcare applications, but we can work with you to explore additional options. Medical devices and equipment are at the forefront of this change, with innovations in diagnostic tools, surgical systems, and wearable health monitors reshaping patient care. However, they can also introduce new challenges in developing the high-performing and cost-effective products needed to help doctors and medical practitioners deliver treatments that will improve patient outcomes.

HC_Industry bulletin_PDI_final.indd www.polymerdiagnostics.com Industr y Bul let in Comprehensive consulting and testing expertise for medical materials and device companies Committed to Growing with the Medical Industry Since 2009, PDI has invested over $2 million to improve and extend our capabilities to serve our medical materials and device clients. PDI) is a complete solutions provider of plastics testing and polymer consulting within the medical materials and device industries. PDI) is a complete solutions provider of plastics testing and polymer consulting within the medical materials and device industries.

In addition to holding action planning sessions, new manager assimilations and 360 reviews, we also conduct annual employee engagement surveys. Mink served as Business President of Elastomers, Electrical and Telecommunications at the Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”), a specialty chemicals provider, from 2012 to 2015. then a fully-owned subsidiary of Dow).

In addition to holding action planning sessions, new manager assimilations and 360 reviews, we also conduct annual employee engagement surveys. Mink served as Business President of Elastomers, Electrical and Telecommunications at the Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”), a specialty chemicals provider, from 2012 to 2015. then a fully-owned subsidiary of Dow).

AVIENT SOLUTION MEDICAL DEVICE MANUFACTURER C O M P R E S S I O N C O N T R O L L E R H O U S I N G G R I P • Good adhesion to PCTG • Comfortable grip combined with ergonomics • Medical regulation compliance • Provided a medical-grade TPE with excellent bonding to PCTG and good chemical resistance • Improved ergonomics and aesthetics with a soft- touch material • Met medical regulation compliance: FDA21 CFR 177.2600 • Delivered good colorability to ensure a stable esthetic KEY REQUIREMENTS OVERMOLDING + REGULATORY SUPPORT LEARN MORE Versollan Thermoplastic Elastomers Copyright © 2024, Avient Corporation. https://www.avient.com/products/thermoplastic-elastomers/versollan-thermoplastic-elastomers Slide 1: Medical Device manufacturer

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A leading North American medical contact manufacturer faced a challenge when molding the gasket for a contact lens container.  Armed with a new specialty TPE solution, the medical manufacturer handled gasket adhesion with a material that outperformed that not only silicone, but also conventional TPEs.

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