Adhesives for wound dressing

June 6, 2012
Hydrocolloid adhesive materials can now be converted for short and long-term wound care, surgical dressings, and ostomy applications

Hydrocolloid adhesive materials can now be converted for short and long-term wound care, surgical dressings, and ostomy applications. The materials are durable, absorb fluid, and cause little or no skin trauma. Matching the right hydrocolloid-adhesive formulation and substrate for medical applications depends on a number of factors: short or long-term skin use; resistance to heat, moisture, and pressure; compatibility with sterilization; and fluid resistance. The adhesives come in double or single-coated tapes, and in roll form.

Fabrico, a div. of EIS
4175 Royal Dr., Suite 800
Kennesaw, GA 30144
(800) 351-8273
www.fabrico.com/medical

© 2012 Penton Media, Inc.

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