Introduction

With the continuous advancement in medical science, surgical instruments and implants are constantly evolving. To enhance the performance, safety, and durability of these medical devices, the use of biocoatings is essential.

These biocoatings enable medical materials to gain diverse functionalities such as anti-adhesion, lubrication, hydrophilicity, and the incorporation of biological drugs. Through the AD coating process, a highly biocompatible thin film can be formed on the surface of medical materials, whether ceramic, polymer, or antibiotics.

Moreover, since AD coating can be conducted at room temperature, there is no need to worry about the temperature affecting or damaging the medical materials or the applied coatings.