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Home> Company News> PFAS-Free Self-Lubricating LSR Launched for Medical Device Production

PFAS-Free Self-Lubricating LSR Launched for Medical Device Production

2026,10,26
Keywords: PFAS-free Liquid silicone rubber, medical grade LSR, self-lubricating silicone, ISO 10993 silicone
Key sentence: New PFAS-free self-lubricating liquid silicone rubber cuts mold fouling and meets short-term skin-contact medical requirements for global medtech manufacturers.
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Bluestar Silicones has rolled out SILBIONE LSR 4755 PF, a platinum-cured liquid silicone rubber without PFAS additives, targeting catheter components, wearable medical sensors and soft medical fittings. The material adopts delayed bleed lubrication technology, delivering stable slip performance while avoiding contamination on mold surfaces during high-volume injection molding. It passes ISO 10993 biocompatibility testing for up to 30-day patient contact, responding to tightened PFAS restriction rules in EU and North America medical supply chains. Many medical silicone molders face rising compliance pressure; this grade allows factories to keep high cycle efficiency without extra mold release agents. Manufacturers can reduce rejected parts and simplify downstream cleaning, which helps medical silicone suppliers qualify for FDA and CE medical device projects.
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