Our polymers can be extruded into a variety of articles as inputs into biomedical textile applications. More polymers equal more responsive designs, with better outcomes. Don’t design for a polymer, select the polymer for your design.
Our advanced absorbable polymers can be extruded into a monofilament fibers, multifilament yarn, or films as inputs into finished medical devices. Contact Poly-Med today to begin developing your next bioresorbable extrusion application.
Consists of a single strand of fiber where the diameter is greater than 100 µm. These materials are typically oriented to enhance mechanical properites, dimensional stability or flexibility, and have been used in a range of medical applications.
Consists of fibers made of multiple strands of filaments of 1.5-30 denier per filament and 5-80 filaments per bundle. These materials are usually further oriented in-line and are known to be featured as components in mesh and other medical constructs.
Consists of a single strand of fiber where the diameter is less than or equal to 100 µm. These materials can be oriented to enhance mechanical properites or flexibility and have been featured as components in mesh, multifilaments, and other medical constructs.
Consists of a single layer of material with thicknesses ranging from 70 µm to 300 µm. These materials are generally not oriented and have been featured as barrier materials in surgical mesh, wound matrices, and others.
Develop your absorbable implant with Poly-Med’s portfolio of advanced bioresorbable polymers to result in implantable medical devices with more compliance and flexibility throughout the degradation process. Leverage Poly-Med’s vertical integration to increase your device’s speed to market and de-risk your supply chain for commercial product supply.
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