Stickiness Testers are also very important in the application of medical patches. A medical patch is a pharmaceutical preparation attached to the surface of the skin for the treatment and relief of various diseases. Medical patches usually need to have good adhesive properties and long-lasting properties to ensure that they can fit the skin tightly and release drugs continuously. Therefore, it is very important to use a permanent adhesion Tester to evaluate the adhesive performance and long-lasting performance of medical patches.
In the application of medical patches, the stickiness Tester can perform the following tests:
Adhesion test at room temperature: This test can test the long-lasting adhesion of the patch at room temperature to evaluate its adhesion performance.
High temperature stickiness test: This test can test the long-lasting adhesion of the patch at high temperature to evaluate its high temperature resistance and long-lasting performance.
Low-temperature stickiness test: This test can test the long-lasting adhesion of the patch at low temperature to evaluate its low-temperature resistance and long-lasting performance.
Peel force test: This test can test the peel force between the patch and the skin to evaluate its peel performance and reliability.
Stretch force test: This test allows the adhesion and deformation properties of the patch to be tested when stretched or stretched to assess its ability to adapt to different skin sites.
Through these tests, the performance of the medical patch can be fully evaluated and its suitability for a specific application can be determined. In addition, the persistent adhesion Tester can also be used for quality control and inspection. Manufacturers can use this equipment to test the persistent adhesion of each batch of patches to ensure that their quality meets the standard requirements.
In short, the stickiness Tester is of great significance in the application of medical patches. It can help manufacturers evaluate the adhesive performance, durability and reliability of the patch, so as to ensure that it can closely fit the skin and continuously release drugs to achieve the effect of treating and alleviating diseases.
