Medical LSR Overmolded Cable Assembly with Dual Connectors
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View product detailsMedical LSR Overmolded PSU Component for Sterilizable Devices. For Medical sterilization equipment components. Custom medical and healthcare silicone...
Medical LSR Overmolded PSU Component for Sterilizable Devices is a medical and healthcare silicone component developed for medical sterilization equipment components, surgical and diagnostic device housings, and laboratory fluid handling systems. The configuration combines base material: PSU (Polysulfone / Polyphenylsulfone); overmold material: Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR); process: Injection Overmolding to address the functional requirements of the surrounding assembly.
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| Product Name | LSR Overmolded PSU Component |
|---|---|
| Base Material | PSU (Polysulfone / Polyphenylsulfone) |
| Overmold Material | Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) |
| Process | Injection Overmolding |
| Continuous Temperature | Up to 160°C |
| Sterilization Methods | Autoclave, EO, Gamma |
| Chemical Resistance | High (detergents, disinfectants) |
| Biocompatibility | ISO 10993 / USP Class VI |
| Structure Type | Rigid PSU + flexible silicone sealing |
PSU offers significantly higher heat resistance and better long-term stability under sterilization conditions.
Yes, medical-grade LSR is widely used in ISO 10993 and USP Class VI certified applications.
Yes, it is designed for repeated autoclave, EO, and gamma sterilization processes.
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