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MED 6365U

Couble-Coated Film

MED 6365U is a double-coated, thin, conformable, transparent polyester film with a solventless acrylic adhesive on both sides. This product’s adhesive provides a good initial tack and high adhesion to common natural and synthetic fabrics, even when exposed to moisture during prolonged surgical procedures.

Typical Application

Designed for fabrication of surgical drapes and mounting of medical devices to the skin where moist conditions may exist.

Features and Benefits
  • Transparent
  • Moisture resistant
  • Die-cuttable
  • Gamma and EtO sterilizable
  • Sustainable: polyester with 70% post consumer recycled content (chemical recycling technology)
  Typical Values*   Description
  Release Liner Thickness4.1 mils105 µm 
  White super-calendered glassine
  Liner Adhesive Thickness2.4 mils60 μm  Solventless acrylic adhesive designed for medical applications
  Carrier Thickness0.5 mils12 μm
  Transparent polyester film
  Unwind Adhesive Thickness2.4 mils60 μm
  Solventless acrylic adhesive designed for medical applications
    

*Refer to product specifications for material acceptance limits.

 

 

 

  Physical Properties (Not intended as a specification.)

 

 

 

 

Test Method*

 

 

 

 

Typical Values✝

  PEEL ADHESION ON POLYETHYLENE - LINER
TDS-011 lbf/in4.5 N/25 mm
  PEEL ADHESION ON POLYETHYLENE - UNWIND
TDS-010.9 lbf/in4.0 N/25 mm
  PEEL ADHESION ON STAINLESS STEEL - LINERTDS-034.3 lbf/in19 N/25 mm
  PEEL ADHESION ON STAINLESS STEEL - UNWINDTDS-033.9 lbf/in17 N/25 mm
  LINER RELEASETDS-061.8 oz/in50 g/25 mm
  FINAT TACK - LINERTDS-076.3 oz/in28 g/25 mm
  FINAT TACK - UNWINDTDS-076.0 lbf/in26 N/25 mm
  DYNAMIC SHEAR - LINERTDS-1033 lbf/in150 N/25 mm
  DYNAMIC SHEAR - UNWINDTDS-1038 lbf/in160 N/25 mm

*Test method information available upon request.

✝Refer to product specifications for material acceptance limits.

STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE

Two years when stored at 23°C (73°F), 50% relative humidity, out of direct sunlight, in original packaging.

 

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