Elastomeric Solutions Engineered for Superior Flexibility & Enduring Performance
Progressive elastomers form the foundation of tomorrow’s sealing solutions. Our advanced formulations are crafted to exceed industry standards while adapting to your unique requirements. With a diverse range that spans standard materials like NBR, HNBR, EPDM, and CR, and extends to high-performance compounds such as VMQ, FVMQ, FKM, and FFKM, we engineer excellence into every product.
Our advanced manufacturing capabilities ensure precision, efficiency, and innovation at every stage. From dual-material extrusion and precision moulding to co-moulding techniques like overmoulding and insert moulding, we deliver high-performance solutions.
• Biocompatible elastomer components for implantables, diagnostic tools, catheter tips and gaskets.
• Silicone overmoulding on sensors or electronics for wearable health monitors.
• Compliance with ISO 13485, FDA 21 CFR 820 and IEC 60601 standards.
• Sealing and shock absorption for outdoor telecom equipment (e.g. antenna gaskets, enclosures).
• RF-shielding elastomeric materials.
• Weatherproofing and thermal management.
• Skin-safe, flexible enclosures for smartwatches, fitness trackers and biosensors.
• Sweat, water and UV-resistant elastomer solutions.
• Miniaturised, lightweight components for user comfort and durability.
• Durable elastomeric parts for harsh environments (e.g. seals, grommets, vibration dampers).
• Chemical, oil and abrasion-resistant materials.
• Electromechanical integration for control panels and HMI interfaces.
Overmoulding process with silicone extra-thin film (0.08 mm ±10%) on a nitinol wire mesh with polyester fabric, shaped into a double-disc design with a connecting waist.
Manufacturing Process:
Nitinol Wire Shaping: The nitinol wire is cut, laser-welded, and shaped into the desired form.
Fabric Sewing: Polyester fabric is hand-sewn into the metal mesh structure.
Delivery System: The occluder is designed to be deployed via a catheter, incorporating a delivery system that enables attachment, loading, and controlled deployment.
How the Occluder Works: The occluder is guided through a blood vessel—typically from the groin—to the heart, where it is deployed to cover and seal the defect. Over time, the body’s tissue grows around the occluder, permanently closing the hole.