Electrically Conductive Film is suited for medical devices.
September 24, 2008 -
ARcareŽ 95000 is 4.0 mil, non-tacky, self supported, electrically conductive polymer film with low Z-axis resistance. Film can be coated with various pressure-sensitive adhesive technologies, coatings, or conductive inks to enhance functionality for specific applications. Also, formulation may be customized to alter properties including: conductivity, thickness (0.5-5 mils), flexibility, elasticity, elongation, and resistance to meet the specific application needs.
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Adhesives Research Develops Rigid, Electrically Conductive Film for Stable Z-Axis Conductivity.
GLEN ROCK, Pa. (September 16, 2008) - Adhesives Research, a leading developer and manufacturer of custom pressure-sensitive adhesive tapes, specialty coatings, films and laminates, has developed a new electrically conductive film - ARcareŽ 95000 for use in medical devices that require low resistance and highly reliable Z -axis conductivity.
ARcareŽ 95000 is a 4.0 mil (0.10 mm), non-tacky, self supported, electrically conductive polymer film with low Z-axis resistance, a feature that is critical for accurate readings in sensitive medical biosensor and device applications. This product utilizes the company's electrically conductive technology that offers extremely reliable and stable conductive performance. The film's high tensile strength and low elongation characteristics enable efficient manufacturing and conversion processes.
Medical device applications where ARcareŽ 95000 can be used include: biosensors, defibrillators, medical monitoring devices, electrodes and electrical interconnections.
Adhesive Research offers capabilities for coating ARcareŽ 95000 with a number of pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) technologies, coatings or conductive inks, such as silver/silver chloride, to enhance the film's functionality for specific applications. Additionally, the film's formulation may be customized to alter a number of properties including: conductivity, thickness (0.5 mils to 5 mils), flexibility, elasticity, elongation and resistance to meet the specific application needs of customers.
Founded in 1961, Adhesives Research offers problem-solving capabilities and custom solutions in adhesive polymerization, mixing, adhesive coating and release liner design supported by extensive product development and analytical support. The company's North American and Limerick, Ireland, facilities are certified to the updated ISO 9001:2000 standard.
Adhesives Research's pressure-sensitive adhesives are used around the world in electronics, displays, wireless telecommunications, window fabrication, and the pulp and paper industry, as well as in medical diagnostics and devices, wound care, and pharmaceuticals/transdermals. Based in Glen Rock, Pennsylvania, Adhesives Research also operates manufacturing facilities in Ireland and Colombia, has sales and marketing offices in Germany, Great Britain and Singapore, a representative office in Shanghai, China, and sales representation in Japan, Korea and Taiwan.
For more information on Adhesives Research and its products:
call 1-800-445-6240
(1-717-235-7979 outside North America)
or
visit our website at www.adhesivesresearch.com.
Contacts:
Public Relations:
Scheffey Integrated Marketing
Anne Marie Swinehart Public Relations Manager
350 New Holland Ave.
Lancaster PA 17602
USA
Phone: 717-569-8274 ext 14
FAX: 717-569-8276 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Adhesives Research, Inc. Address: 400 Seaks Run Road, P.O. Box 100 City: Glen Rock State: PA ZIP: 17327 Country: USA Phone: 800-445-6240 FAX: 717-235-8466 http://www.adhesivesresearch.com
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