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Medical device designers need gasket materials that resist electromagnetic interference (EMI), provide environmental sealing, and support thin, small, lightweight designs. SSP-502 shielding silicones meet these requirements.

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Ultra-low bleed septa promote analytical purity by reducing the risk of contamination. They’re made of platinum-cured silicones and free from excess siloxanes, contaminants that can interfere with GC/MS, LC/MS, EPA/VOA, and soil and water testing.

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Medical silicones for septa can be platinum-cured or peroxide-cured. Silicone septa that are platinum-cured are less likely to interact with samples and don’t contain byproducts that cause contamination from leeching or bleeding.

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Medical devices need materials that are safe for direct or indirect patient contact. SSP-2390 is an FDA USP Class VI silicone that meets the most stringent requirements for biocompatibility and has received a certificate of compliance from a leading laboratory.       

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Medical gaskets that are made of particle-filled silicones provide electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding and environmental sealing. Silicone, an inert elastomer, offers thermal stability over a wide temperature range and resists water, ozone, and sunlight. When filled with metal or metal-coated particles, silicone compounds can also conduct electricity and resist EMI.