Acrylic Requirements

Acrylic polymers possess a set of commonly observed traits, including transparency, low toxicity, ease of formulation, broad adhesion, water resistance, and durability. These characteristics have led to the widespread use of acrylic resin in medical adhesives. Furthermore, acrylic resin has the ability to fulfill various specific requirements of medical adhesives. It is well recognized that acrylic polymers are preferred in the medical field due to their advantageous features.

① The elimination of carcinogenic, teratogenic, and mutagenic factors ensures that the product is safe, reliable, and non-toxic.

The material possesses excellent biocompatibility and does not impede the natural regeneration of human tissue.

The third characteristic of this item is that it can maintain sterility for a specific duration. It possesses the ability to remain sterile and free from contaminants. Moreover, it can keep its sterile state intact for a certain period of time without any compromise. This feature ensures the safety and effectiveness of the item, making it reliable for various applications.

This product is suitable for use even in the presence of blood and tissue fluid.

It is possible to achieve fast bonding without the need for high temperature or pressure conditions. This type of bonding can be done easily at normal temperature and pressure levels.

It possesses impressive levels of durability and adhesive strength, with the adhesive portion exhibiting a notable degree of elasticity and toughness.

⑦ No irritation to human tissue during use;

⑧ Has a good state of use and is easy to save.