Coatings
Specialty adhesive coaters, with a custom approach.
DermaMed provides custom adhesive coating capabilities for medical device manufacturers requiring pressure-sensitive adhesive materials aligned with application-specific requirements.
What we coat, how wide, on what.
As experienced adhesive coaters, our coating and converting capabilities support wearable devices, diagnostics, wound care, and other skin-contact medical applications.
- Web width
- Up to 60 in
- Coating methods
- Knife-over-roll · Gravure · Pattern · Zone
- Adhesive systems
- Solvent · Emulsion · Latex-free rubber · Cast proprietary
- Substrates
- Film · Foam · Nonwoven · Paper
- Inline surface prep
- Corona treatment
- Sample turnaround
- Days, not weeks
Coating capabilities for medical and skin-contact applications.
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Knife-over-roll
A coating method used to apply pressure-sensitive adhesive materials evenly across compatible substrates.
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Gravure
A controlled coating process for medical, healthcare, industrial, and consumer adhesive applications.
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Pattern coating
Discontinuous adhesive patterns for breathability or zoned bonding. Used in breathable wound dressings and pattern-printed wearable constructions.
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Zone coating
Adhesive applied to selected regions rather than full coverage for constructions with different functional areas.
Sample preparation, coating evaluation, and material testing.
DermaMed supports sample preparation, coating evaluation, and material testing processes aligned with application and compliance requirements.
Material fit
Identify pressure-sensitive adhesive materials aligned with adhesion, wear time, flexibility, moisture management, and device compatibility.
Coating options
Pattern and gravure coating, zone coating, multilayer lamination, inline corona treatment, and knife-over-roll coating.
Production support
Move from samples and coating evaluation toward production with the quality controls required for medical applications.
Need a coating to a specific add-on?
Contact DermaMed to discuss coating capabilities, application requirements, and the material construction you need.