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Henkel has introduced two next-generation medical grade, cyanoacrylates-based instant adhesives that offer improved safety and performance.

3M was awarded $34.2 million from the U.S. Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity to develop solutions to improve treatment of traumatic wounds from point-of-injury to hospital.

Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, have created bio-adhesives with a programmable design that allows precise control over mechanical and adhesive properties.

The global bio-adhesives market is expected to grow due to the advancement of biotechnology, increasing environmental regulations, and the growth of the packaging industry.

The company plans to apply its advanced adhesives, miniaturization, and raw materials expertise to the development of medical technologies.

Henkel and Belgian scale-up Quad Industries, a specialist in printed electronics, have developed a new concept to enable innovations for smart health patches with accelerated speed to market at lower cost.

Soft-skin adhesives are becoming increasingly popular for medical, pharmaceutical, and personal care applications.

According to a report by Reports and Data, the market will grow from $2.2 billion in 2020 to $3.52 billion by 2028 as manufacturers shift towards substituting plastic in place of metal or glass components. 

The name comes from the combination of the words solving and momentum, highlighting the company’s dedication to finding breakthrough solutions and creating swift, efficient innovations. 

At this year’s COMPAMED medical technology trade show, WACKER is showcasing a range of silicone products for medical applications.