Diabetes Care – New

Adhesives Research provides device bonding and skin adhesion solutions to critical healthcare segments, including Diabetes Care applications.

Technology

ARcare® products improve bonding at the skin and device level for more accurate readings

Continuous Glucose Monitor Device
An exploded view of a circular adhesive patch—developed by Adhesives Research—shows four layers: a teal top cover, a translucent middle layer, a textured layer with a hole, and two white peel-off backing strips. Device Bonding Tape Skin Friendly Tape
Insulin Pump
An exploded view of a medical adhesive bandage, showcasing separate layers—including a pad, mesh, absorbent material, and adhesive backing—demonstrates the innovation in adhesives research. UV Curable Liquid Adhesive Skin Friendly Tape
Exploded view of a continuous glucose monitor device highlighting the CGM device, UV liquid adhesive from Adhesives Research, skin-friendly adhesive tape, and release liner layers.
Exploded view diagram of an insulin patch pump, featuring layers: insulin patch pump, UV liquid adhesive by Adhesives Research, skin-friendly adhesive tape, and release liner.
Diabetes Care

The success of diabetes care devices depend on patient comfort and device accuracy

As a global technology leader, Adhesives Research provides device bonding and skin adhesion solutions to critical healthcare segments, including Diabetes Care applications. AR’s portfolio of pressure sensitive tapes, heat seals, and UV cure liquids is designed for a broad range of Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) and Insulin Pump applications including spacer and hydrophilic tapes. Our chemists and engineers are passionate about developing innovation-rich products that help our customers overcome challenging applications in meeting the demands of an ever-evolving Diabetes Care market.

Enhancing Life with Diabetes Through Advanced Adhesive Solutions For manufacturers of Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) and Insulin Pumps, reliable and comfortable skin adhesion is paramount. Adhesives Research specializes in developing high-performance adhesive technologies that ensure these vital devices stay securely in place for extended wear times, accommodating active lifestyles and varying skin types.

Our innovative skin-friendly adhesives are engineered to minimize irritation and trauma upon removal, significantly enhancing patient comfort and compliance. We provide customized solutions that balance strong, long-lasting securement with gentle wear, critical for daily diabetes management. Trust Adhesives Research for biocompatible, reliable adhesive technologies that improve the functionality of diabetes care devices and the quality of life for those who use them.

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Our products are suitable for diabetes care applications such as:

  • Skin-bonded monitoring devices (wearable sensors) Secure, comfortable, and long-lasting skin adhesion solutions for continuous glucose monitors and other wearable diabetes sensors.
  • Drug or therapeutic delivery systems (infusion pumps) Reliable bonding tapes and adhesives for assembling and securing insulin pumps and patch delivery systems.

AR technologies for Diabetes care:

  • Device Bonding Tapes Strong, durable adhesive tapes providing reliable internal component assembly for CGMs and insulin pumps.
  • Hydrophilic Tapes Enabling precise fluid control and management within diagnostic elements of diabetes monitoring devices.
  • Process Aids Supporting efficient manufacturing processes and material handling for diabetes device production.
  • Skin Friendly Tapes Gentle, comfortable, and secure long-wear adhesives designed for direct-to-skin diabetes device applications.
  • Spacer Tapes Ensuring accurate spacing and structural integrity in multi-layer diagnostic and monitoring devices.
  • UV Curable Liquid Adhesive Fast-curing liquid adhesives for rapid, high-strength bonding in diabetes device manufacturing.

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