INNOVATION | MEDICAL
colourants and additives include polyamide, thermoplastic vulcanisates (TPVs), and polystyrene. RTP Company has developed materials designed specifically to improve the longevity and functionality of medical equipment and devices. The RTP 2000 HC series is a group of polyester alloys that are formulated for the design and manufacture of hospital equipment and plastic housings that require frequent disinfection. These materials offer superior resistance to the damage, cracking, and premature failure caused by harsh cleaners and disinfectants. Equipment such as mobile sonar and x-ray machines, enteral feeding devices, drug pumps, blood filtration, and other frequently-cleaned apparatus are ideal applications for RTP 2000 HC alloy technology. The company also offers Laser-Markable
Compounds that offer distinct benefits for medical devices requiring high contrast, durable marks on the surface for functionality and compliance. RTP Company offers a variety of polymers, including clear substrates that can be compounded to optimise laser marks, providing distinct and durable visual marks and eliminating the need for less durable inks, paints, and dyes, thus saving on
Left: RTP Company’s 2000 HC Series provides superior resistance to the damage caused by harsh cleaners used for frequent
disinfection of medical
processing costs. This is particularly valuable for manufacturers who must comply with the FDA’s Unique Device Identification (UDI) System, which requires that each medical device is assigned a unique identifier (such as sequential numbering), as well as lot and/or serial numbers. Teknor Apex has introduced new medical-
grade TPEs for injection moulded plunger stoppers to provide improved syringe performance, which it says are less costly and easier to mould than
equipment and devices with plastic
housings and components
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