Make Your Own “Precise Response” Suture Pads, Needle Insertion Pads, Wound Care and Surgical Training Aids. Smooth-On rubbers, plastics and foams let you make your own and offer the following advantages:
Smooth-On Materials are used for fabricating a variety of custom and stock Prosthetics and Orthotics. Step-by-Step video sequences illustrate the products in action.
In this medical simulation video tutorial, we demonstrate how to create a silicone suture training pad using a gel-filling technique.
In-House fabrication of custom urethane AFO’s & WHO’s utilizing the vacuum-lamination technique.
In-house fabrication of a custom silicone partial foot prosthesis using the injection-molded technique.
An in-depth presentation of the latest methods for fabricating custom injection molded silicone liners
Application of Sil-Poxy™ Silicone Adhesive to a cushion liner so that the outer suspension sleeve can form a seal.
Injecting skin safe Renew™ Silicone Replicator for a more comfortable and accurate prosthetic fit.
In-House fabrication of custom urethane AFO’s & WHO’s utilizing the vacuum-lamination technique.
This video outlines how to use NOVOCS gloss and matte, and the main differences between the materials.
SLIDE™ STD Liquid Surface Tension Diffuser is an additive for platinum cure silicone rubber.
St. Luke's personnel reached out to Smooth-On to assist in providing realistic moulage wounds.
A sea life rescue foundation was in search of way to attach GPS radios to the dorsal fins of dolphins
It is simply impossible to readily discern that Guy's figures are not alive.
Jesse Rios is a researcher working with the Texas Heart Institute at St. Luke's Hospital in Houston.
Smooth-On worked with St. Luke's Hospital for this Avalanche Disaster Simulation Event