Intertronics recently introduced the new DYMAX MD® 1901-M, a flexible, high-performance, LED-curable coating for medical micro circuits of the type used in hearing aids, wound-care devices and medical pumps - where its ability to be tack free immediately after curing helps prevent defects that could occur as a result of components being handled too soon.
Medical device application for the new DYMAX MD 1901-M flexible LED curable coating from Intertronics
Compatible sterilisation methods include gamma irradiation and ethylene oxide, as well as autoclaving, dependent upon application. Typical applications include coating of medical micro circuits, also sealing and moisture barriers encompassing substrates such as glass, FR-4, metal, ceramic, glass filled epoxy, CAP, PS, TPU and aluminium.
1901-M is ISO-10993-5 cytotoxicity approved as a medical grade electronics coating, seal, or moisture barrier. This low-durometer, flexible coating is ideally suited to use on flex-circuits due to its ability to resist cracking or delamination while the board is being flexed. The coating’s secondary heat-cure capability ensures a complete cure for areas that may be shadowed from the light source. Coupled with a suitable LED curing system users can achieve cooler cures and extend the cure capabilities of thermally sensitive substrates.
The ability to cure in seconds using LED systems enables faster processing, greater output, and lower production costs by delivering optimum speed and performance for medical device assembly. The 1901-M coating is in full compliance with the RoHS Directives 2002/95/ECX and 2003/11/EC.
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