HORSHAM, PA — Biocoat Incorporated has announced the recent issuance of a patent for its “Lumen Coating Method and Apparatus,” marking a significant development in medical device technology. This patent introduces a thermal cure hydrophilic coating designed for the inner surfaces of devices like catheters, often used in cardiology and neurology.
This new technology offers a non-PFAS alternative, addressing growing environmental and health concerns associated with traditional coatings. Jim Moran, President and CEO of Biocoat, stated, “This patent is a testament to Biocoat’s commitment to developing innovative and responsible technologies. Our unique, hydrophilic, non-PFAS coating technology is a game-changer for devices requiring internal surface coatings.”
Bob Hergenrother, VP of Research, Development & Innovation, added, “The new coating delivers excellent lubricity, durability, and low particulate counts. By providing a hydrophilic, non-PFAS option, we’re supporting the industry’s shift towards greener materials and contributing to safer medical products for patients worldwide.”
This advancement not only promotes sustainability but also maintains high performance, offering medical manufacturers a safer choice in line with global environmental efforts.
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