Mevopur™ Healthcare Functional Additives Laser Welding Additives for Medical Devices Laser welding has become a technology of choice to join plastic parts of complex medical devices. Processing conditions can cause material properties to shift from the values stated in the information. It is the responsibility of the medical device manufacturer and the person placing the medical device on the market to ensure compliance of the medical device with all applicable laws and regulations, including the suitability of all raw materials and components used for its manufacture.

Materials and their impact on patient safety Increased use of Quality by Design (QbD) processes means that more consideration needs to be given to materials used and their impact on patient safety. We are proud to develop material formulations that can help customers more easily comply with local regulatory requirements. Declarations based on pre-testing of the ingredients we use to standards typically required for medical and diagnostic devices (biological evaluations ISO10993, USP , for class VI devices); and for pharmaceutical packaging and drug-contacting materials (biological evaluation USP, EP chapter and requirements USP and ICHQ3D extractable metals).

Materials and their impact on patient safety Increased use of Quality by Design (QbD) processes means that more consideration needs to be given to materials used and their impact on patient safety. We are proud to develop material formulations that can help customers more easily comply with local regulatory requirements. Declarations based on pre-testing of the ingredients we use to standards typically required for medical and diagnostic devices (biological evaluations ISO10993, USP , for class VI devices); and for pharmaceutical packaging and drug-contacting materials (biological evaluation USP, EP chapter and requirements USP and ICHQ3D extractable metals).

Materials and their impact on patient safety Increased use of Quality by Design (QbD) processes means that more consideration needs to be given to materials used and their impact on patient safety. We are proud to develop material formulations that can help customers more easily comply with local regulatory requirements. Declarations based on pre-testing of the ingredients we use to standards typically required for medical and diagnostic devices (biological evaluations ISO10993, USP , for class VI devices); and for pharmaceutical packaging and drug-contacting materials (biological evaluation USP, EP chapter and requirements USP and ICHQ3D extractable metals).

Catheter Materials & Medical Tubing Medical Devices & Equipment Medical Device Trays and Kits

Catheter Materials & Medical Tubing Medical Devices & Equipment Medical Device Trays and Kits

Our Versalloy™ HC Series TPVs are ideal for medical devices that are designed with long, thin flow paths, and they're highly colorable with a smooth tactile feel. Tubing made from thermoplastic elastomers  traditional medical tubing materials. Versaflex™ CL E Series materials feature high clarity before and after autoclaving, with high flexibility and low extractables.

Our Versalloy™ HC Series TPVs are ideal for medical devices that are designed with long, thin flow paths, and they're highly colorable with a smooth tactile feel. Tubing made from thermoplastic elastomers  traditional medical tubing materials. Versaflex™ CL E Series materials feature high clarity before and after autoclaving, with high flexibility and low extractables.

Our Versalloy™ HC Series TPVs are ideal for medical devices that are designed with long, thin flow paths, and they're highly colorable with a smooth tactile feel. Tubing made from thermoplastic elastomers  traditional medical tubing materials. Versaflex™ CL E Series materials feature high clarity before and after autoclaving, with high flexibility and low extractables.

Whether it’s high-use consumer goods or healthcare devices, you need to find materials that can resist degrading when they come into contact with common cleaners and disinfectants.   Various materials and their resistnace to common disinfectants used in consumer, industrial, and medical applications   Watch this webinar to learn more about considerations for chemically resistant materials for product development and durability.