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Poly-Med, Inc.
51, Technology Drive,
29625
Anderson, SC
USA
USA
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PhD Ryan Borem
Team Lead - Client Engagement
Business Development
Business Development
PhD Hannah Cash
Account Manager
Business Development
Business Development
Our range of products
Product categories
- 01 Manufacturing of components
- 01.07 Additive manufacturing, 3D printing
Additive manufacturing, 3D printing
- 02 Manufacturing of finished products
- 02.17 Biomedical products
Biomedical products
- 03 Services
- 03.04 Design and development
- 03.04.01 Product design, product development
Product design, product development
Our products
Product category: Additive manufacturing, 3D printing
3D Printing Filaments
With the ability to provide fully traceable, medical-grade polymers and filaments for additive manufacturing, Poly-Med’s materials offer distinct advantages in unique properties based on their composition, architecture, and desired performance.
Product category: Additive manufacturing, 3D printing
Lactoflex 3DP Filament
Lactoflex® 7415 3DP monofilament is derived from a linear block copolymer. Its appearance is a white to off-white monofilament. This material typically loses strength in about 2 to 3 months and mass loss in about 12 to 36 months, depending on processing format, physiological environment, and anatomical location.
Product category: Additive manufacturing, 3D printing
Strataflex 5525 3DP Filament
Strataflex® 5525 3DP monofilament is derived from a polyaxial block copolymer with elastic-like behavior, higher elongation, higher toughness, and lower modulus compared to standard PGLA, PLCL, or PLLA polymers. This material typically loses strength in about 20 to 30 days and mass loss in about 8 to 12 months, depending on processing, physiological environment, and anatomical location.
Product category: Additive manufacturing, 3D printing
Dioxaprene 100M 3DP Filament
Dioxaprene® 100M 3DP monofilament is derived from a polydioxanone linear homopolymer. Its appearance is white to off-white filament. This material typically loses strength in about 25 to 35 days and mass loss in about 8 to 12 months, depending on processing, physiological environment, and anatomical location.
Product category: Product design, product development
Custom medical-device development
Absorbable polymers offer great benefit to the healthcare field by delivering a better standard of care. Resorbable implants that degrade after the useful life of the product help drive down overall industry costs. Because we are vertically integrated, Poly-Med, Inc. can provide solutions for polymerization, downstream processing, and packaging, constantly improving medical device design.
Product category: Biomedical products
Medical-grade polymers
Poly-Med, Inc. provides fully traceable, implant-grade polymers that offer customized product solutions when an implant does not need to permanently remain in the body. The key trait for our materials is that they degrade within a physiological environment. Our materials offer enhanced flexibility in polymer design and properties, providing enhanced options for virtually any implantable use.
Company news
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Nov 13, 2020
Poly-Med News: Industry Insights
About us
Company details
Poly-Med, Inc. is the leading developer of bioresorbable polymers, components, and medical devices. We collaborate with innovative biotechnology companies focused on improving patient outcomes. Poly-Med designs, develops, and manufactures superior custom materials to get client products to market in the most efficient manner with the greatest improvement to quality of life.
Company data
Foundation1993
Area of business- Raw materials and adhesives
- Manufacturing Services
- Services