Medical Membrane is proving to be quintessential with major applications in drug delivery, artificial organs, and tissue regeneration

Medical membranes are fabricated on various manufacturing techniques depending upon the specific application requirements. Most medical membrane manufacturers offer two basic models - self-aligning and ultrasonic. Self-aligning membranes are manufactured on a glass or plastic base. In this model, the membrane is loaded into the machine and aligned by hand. The alignment is done using a beam of ultrasound, which ensures that the layers of the material have properly adhered.


All membranes have a primary function and this is to prevent contamination of liquids and other areas. Furthermore, the membranes should also be able to protect against damage due to wear and tear or abrasion. It is also necessary for the devices to perform their duties and provide the user with the necessary results in the right manner. Therefore, it is important to determine the correct factors that would determine the appropriate design and specifications for a particular application.


Medical membranes can be fabricated using a range of constituents, including synthetic or natural components, polymers, salts, sugars, and other organic compounds. Medical membranes are also prepared using a range of media, including gel, olefin, polyethylene glycol, pH modifiers, and other ingredients. The manufacturing techniques used to prepare medical membranes also vary according to the type of membrane preparation used, as well as to the composition of the finished medical membrane.


Thermoset polyimide, Thermoplastic, Modified Atoms, and Carbonate Membranes. Among these, the Thermoset polyimide is considered the best for use in the medical industry because of its exceptional adhesive force, excellent compatibility with various substrates, and ability to prevent bacterial growth. Modified Atoms, on the other hand, provide a good alternative to silicone membranes because of their ability to form carbon nanotubes and increase the chemical resistance of the device, while at the same time maintaining the ability to expand upon heat. Recently, in February 2020, Integra LifeSciences Holding Corporation launched AmnioExcel Plus placental allograft membrane.