Wearable interfaces
Backs, pads and straps for devices worn on the body.
Medical-grade manufacturing · Skin-contact parts
Silicone is chosen for skin contact because it's soft, stable and well documented. The manufacturing job is to keep it that way: the right grade, clean handling and a finish people are happy to wear.
The detail
Skin-contact parts range from wellness devices worn for minutes to medical interfaces worn for hours. The grade you need depends on the contact type and duration, and that assessment is part of your product's risk file.
Our part is to use the grade you've specified, record it batch by batch, keep parts clean from press to pack, and finish the surface to a feel that suits long wear.

Where it fits
Backs, pads and straps for devices worn on the body.
Cushions, seals and pads on devices that touch patients.
Applicator tips and pads used on skin.

How we run it
Your chosen grade, supplier and documentation recorded.
Gloved handling and clean packing areas.
Tool finish selected for comfort and cleanability.
Material batch and process record with every shipment.
To quote it
Minutes, hours, days; intact skin or otherwise.
Or the requirements it must meet.
Feel and look.
Bulk, bagged or individually packed.
Questions
We can share options and supplier data. The final suitability decision for a medical device sits with the manufacturer's risk process.
Not usually. The difference is in grade, handling and finish.
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Rough annual volume, target unit price, and any deadlines. That's enough to work out whether compression, LSR injection or something else is the right tool.
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No call centre and no middlemen. When you contact TCI Products, you speak to the team who design, build and check your mould.



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