Elastomeric moisture barrier for force sensor
A force sensor and sensor technology, applied in the field of elastomer moisture barriers, can solve problems such as pericardial tamponade and puncture
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[0061] Example 1 - Inner Polar Layer - Middle Tie Layer - Outer Non-polar Layer
[0062] Inner layer: PEBA copolymer (Arkema 3533SA01)
[0063] Middle layer: maleic anhydride grafted ethylene-butene copolymer (Dow Amplify TM GR209)
[0064] Outer Layer: Olefin Block Copolymer (Dow Infuse TM 9000)
[0065] In the tubular moisture barrier of Example 1, the inner layer can provide an adhesive bond to the outer surface of the force sensor, the distal end of the shaft, and the proximal end of the tip. The outer non-polar layer can act as a moisture barrier. The middle layer can act as a tie layer, allowing the melt bonding of the inner and outer layers of the tubular vapor barrier via coextrusion or layer-to-layer thermal lamination (i.e., reflow soldering), allowing the layered structure to be chemically integrated as an integrated part. Combines without layering.
[0066] Furthermore, the thickness of individual layers can vary. The addition of the outer layers helps...
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