Addition Cured Silicone for Medical Device Assembly
MasterSil 153Med meets USP Class VI and ISO 10993-5 specifications for biocompatibility and cytoxicity. It is a two part silicone with a paste consistency that features a convenient one to one mix ratio by weight, and does not require exposure to air and humidity for cross-linking.
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