Innovative PEEK Polymer Solutions for Drug Delivery Devices
PEEK polymers for implantable and non-implantable drug delivery devices
Your most demanding device designs, delivered
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Years of proven history, supporting our partners to bring drug delivery devices to market
Our PEEK polymers offer long-term implantable, and short-term human tissue contact solutions for drug delivery devices
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Safe in contact with the human body & drugs
Masterfile of biocompatibility and clinical evidence, demonstrates no unwanted toxins or gases release when exposed to a wide range of body tissue types, and drug concentrates
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Electrical performance
Electrical insulative properties enable outstanding thermal, environmental resistance and mechanical performance for connected devices
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Lightweight & durable
Lightweight and durable to resist impact, and for continued use over time, even in miniaturised parts under load
eBook: A Guide to PEEK Polymers for Drug Delivery Devices
For components that require mechanical, high performance and biocompatibility then high performance PEEK polymers can offer a solution. Learn about the properties of PEEK and the applications where it can be used in advanced product engineering.
PEEK APPLICATIONS
Wearable health technologies
Watch this animation of a concept for a lightweight, innovative & semi-reusable on-body patch pump to see how PEEK can be used to improve the performance of components for subcutaneous delivery such as pistons and plungers, gear drive systems, and integrated structural electronics.
Drug delivery to the lungs
Watch this animation of a concept for a next generation vaporizing inhaler, made with PEEK components, including thermally resistant thin walled structures, components that are in direct contact with drug concentrates, and a biocompatible mouthpiece that retains good dimensional stability under repeated use and heat to create a secure airflow channel.
Whitepaper
How to develop connected devices with PEEK. Learn from PEEK expert Marcus Jarman-Smith and team
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webinar
Join this on-demand webinar for a beginners guide to PEEK, and drug delivery device case studies
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case study
Boehringer Ingelheim overhauled the Respimat® inhaler to move away from metals to PEEK polymers
