Hydrogel

Wholesale AgCl Hydrogel For ECG Electrode

Product Type

AgCl Hydrogel

Model Number

GCTE-0024

Backing

PET

Sizes

220mm*100

Roll size

100M

Thickness

0.75-1.0mm

Product Specification

Product Type

AgCl Hydrogel

Model Number

GCTE-0024

Backing

PET

Sizes

220mm*100

Roll size

100M

Thickness

0.75-1.0mm

Liner

0.1mm PET

Liner Color

White, Orange, or customized

Report

RoHS/Bio-compatibility report

Certificate

 ISO13485 /ISO10993

 

Product Advantage

 

  • Antimicrobial Activity:

    • AgCl releases silver ions (Ag⁺) in the presence of moisture, which have strong antimicrobial effects. This makes AgCl hydrogels suitable for wound dressings, infection control, and medical coatings.
  • Controlled Release:

    • The hydrogel matrix allows for a controlled release of Ag⁺, ensuring prolonged antimicrobial activity without causing excessive toxicity.
  • Biocompatibility:

    • Many hydrogel matrices are made from biocompatible polymers, such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), polyethylene glycol (PEG), or natural polymers like alginate and chitosan, making them safe for biological applications.
  • Moist Environment Maintenance:

    • Hydrogels can retain moisture, which is beneficial for wound healing and other applications requiring a hydrated environment.

 

 

 

 

 

Product Application

 

 

  • Wound Care:

    • Used in wound dressings to prevent infection and promote healing by maintaining a moist environment while providing antimicrobial protection.
  • Medical Devices:

    • Coated on medical instruments or implants to reduce the risk of infection.
  • Water Treatment:

    • Used for antibacterial activity in filtration systems or as a coating for water purification membranes.
  • Drug Delivery:

    • Investigated as carriers for delivering drugs or bioactive molecules with additional antimicrobial benefits.

 

Challenges

 

  • Cost: Silver is relatively expensive, which might limit large-scale applications.
  • Stability: The interaction of Ag⁺ with other components or environmental factors (e.g., chloride ions) can reduce its efficacy.