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Lubricious Coatings

Posted in Products, Materials / Adhesives / Coatings on Thursday, July 01 2010

Bayer MaterialScience (Pittsburgh, PA) offers Baymedix™ CL 100, a lubricious surface treatment for medical devices that gives a durable coating. The coating has demonstrated low coefficients of wet friction, 0.02-0.03, on prototype devices. Directly grafting the treatment onto the surface of the medical device achieves a thin coating of no more than a few microns. It may also be applied to the lumens, or interiors, of catheters, for when one catheter or device needs to be passed through another.

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