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How Aculon Surface Coatings are Enabling Medical Devices

AGENDA Overview Aculon surface treatment for medical devices Electronics Protection Repellency Hydrophilic Q&A

OVERVIEW Aculon is a leading provider of surface modification technologies Surface Solution Experts develop & produce technologies to modify a broad variety of surfaces (metals, glass, polymers). Treatments include - create hydrophobic, superhydrophobic, oleophobic, hydrophilic, & adhesion promoting treatments. Treatments are very thin, easy to apply and need minimal equipment. Business Model: produce/ship chemistry & can treat parts at Aculon s facility

ABOUT ACULON Specializes in surface modification treatments. Used in medical devices, electronics, oil & gas, optical, industrial and consumer goods. Located in San Diego, CA Sell globally

WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION PARTNERS Europe Taiwan/China Korea Philippines Malaysia

SURFACE MODIFICATION EXPERTS Other Surface Modification Transition Metal Complexes Polymeric Organometallics SAMP & Organometallic

Core Medical Device Modification Technology 1. Electronics Waterproofing 2. Hydrophobic & Oleophobic Modification 3. Hydrophilic Surface Modification

WHY DO Medical Devices Need WATERPROOFING? Medical devices are exposed to materials which can cause their electronics to short or fail at critical moments. Water Saline Blood Bodily Fluids

MEDICAL DEVICES Electronic medical device applications where NanoProof is relevant in helping to protect from water, blood, saline and other fluids in a medical/hospital environment. Hearing Aids Laser Scalpels (LASIK) Endoscopy Equipment Surgical Instruments Hematology Equipment Vital Sign Monitors Ultrasound Equipment Computed Tomography (CT) Equipment Clinical Chemistry Instrumentation Respiration Monitors Glucose Monitors Physical Therapy Devices Laboratory Measurement Equipment Defibrillators MRI Equipment Diagnostic Imaging Equipment Biomedical Testing Devices Urinalysis Equipment (Including Disposable Test Strips)

WHAT LEVEL OF WATERPROOFING REQUIRED? The IPX standards provide a waterproofing scale. and possibly design changes. IPX Level Definition 8 Protected against continual water submersion in under water conditions. 7 Protected against water immersion for 30 minutes at a depth of up to 1 meter. 6 Protected against high pressure water stream from any angle. 5 Protected against low pressure water stream from any angle. 4 Protected against splashing water from any angle. 3 Protected against spraying water when tilted up to 60 degrees vertically. 2 Protected against spraying water when tilted up to 15 degrees vertically. 1 Protected against condensation or dripping water falling vertically. 0 No Protection

WHAT LEVEL OF WATERPROOFING REQUIRED? The IPX standards provide a waterproofing scale. and possibly design changes. IPX Level Definition 8 Protected against continual water submersion in under water conditions. 7 Protected against water immersion for 30 minutes at a depth of up to 1 meter. 6 Protected against high pressure water stream from any angle. 5 Protected against low pressure water stream from any angle. 4 Protected against splashing water from any angle. 3 Protected against spraying water when tilted up to 60 degrees vertically. 2 Protected against spraying water when tilted up to 15 degrees vertically. 1 Protected against condensation or dripping water falling vertically. 0 No Protection

INTRODUCING NANOPROOF Aculon NanoProof Series provides water protection from humidity to full water immersion Winner 2016 Circuits Assembly New Product Introduction Award

INTRODUCING NANOPROOF SERIES Aculon NanoProof Series provides water protection from humidity to full water immersion Utilize proprietary technology Surpass competitive coatings in performance and ease of use Application equipment affordable and readily available

1. Reduce Product returns due to water damage 2. Improve yields as rework is possible after coating 3. No or minimal masking required 4. Coating is safe, non toxic and can be used in factory environment 5. Affordable BENEFITS

NANOPROOF SERIES COMPARISON Technology NanoProof 1.0 NanoProof 3.5 NanoProof 4.0 NanoProof 5.1 Description Hydrophobic TMC based coating in hydrocarbon solvent Hydrophobic / oleophillic siloxane based coating in hydrocarbon solvent Hydrophobic siloxane based coating in hydrocarbon solvent Hydrophobic / oleophobic fluoroacrylate based coating in fluorosolvent Water Contact Angle 100-115 110-115 115-120 120-125 Oil Contact Angle <20 <20 >20 >80 Barrier Effectiveness Good Better Even Better Best Thickness (Sprayed -2 Double Passes) 1µm 10µm 10µm 6µm Includes UV Tracer Yes Yes Yes Yes Deformable? Yes Yes Yes During solvent evaporation Sprayable Yes Yes Yes Dip/Dispense/Spray options Connectivity Handling Post treatment Make electrical contact through barrier Allows for push through connectivity Allows for push through connectivity While drying allows for push through connectivity Ok Carefully Carefully OK

UV INSPECTION (PCB) NanoProof material on the PCB can be inspected by UV inspection system (UV fluorescent bulb). NanoProof 5.1 material

NANOPROOF IPX TESTING Technical Paper available for download: www.aculon.com/nanoproofpcbrepellency.php Aculon tested at 3 volts, 6 volts, 12 volts.

NANOPROOF IPX TESTING RESULTS Aculon NanoProof 1.0 exceeds IPX-3 Aculon NanoProof 3.5 exceeds IPX-4 Aculon NanoProof 4.0 exceeds IPX-5 Aculon NanoProof 5.1 can exceed IPX-7 Aculon NanoProof treatments outperform competitive products

NANOPROOF TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION The coating process depends on the application and including: 1. Spray Preferred Spraying 2. Dispense 3. Dip Dispensing

COMPARISON WITH PARYLENE Aculon NanoProof series has many advantages over Parylene coatings. Aculon Parylene Application methods Multiple Dip, spray wipe Vacuum Deposition only Long Lasting Hydrophobicity Yes Depends Enables Rework Yes easily No Capital Equipment Minimal Yes & Expensive Production Continuous Batch Cycle time Fast: <1 minute Slow : 1hr-5 hrs. depending on part size and thickness Ability to treat complex parts Yes low surface energy solution Maybe depends on throwing capability Masking required No Yes and must be gas tight Lowers Internal reject rate Yes can rework No cannot rework Energy Usage in Production Low High Part Size No limit Large chambers up to 40 Treat Batteries Yes No

ADVANTAGES OVER CONFORMAL COATINGS Provides effective water protection- full submersion reduce return rate Flexible application process spray, dip, dispense Minimal capital equipment required Production is continuous process, not batch. Treatment allows push through conductivity NanoProof treatments enables rework lowers internal reject rate No masking required*. Can even coat batteries Fast cycle times < 1 minutes versus 1 5 hours in a chamber Safe - Non-toxic

Every device is different & needs testing! Selecting IPX performance requirement drives selection of which NanoProof - Impacts coating thickness - Impacts costs - Handling requirements & manufacturing process In general we have experienced no impact on the following - Signal strength, WIFI, Bluetooth. - Speakers and MIC.* - Camera - Antenna Application method available -Spray vs. Dip vs. Dispense PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS Board Cleaning Cleaner is better! - Use available PCB cleaning solutions * Excluding Nanoproof 5.1

HEARING AIDS Requirement: Protection from sweat and splashing water, full immersion proofing not required. IPX3 required, IPX4 desired. Collaboration: Customer obtained and tested samples successfully Material selected: NanoProof 4.0 Application: Excluding audio speaker, all electronics sprayed utilizing PVA FCS300 Valve Performance: Passes customer IPX4 Qualification

DEVICE CONTROLER Requirement: Protection from sweat and splashing water, full immersion proofing not required. IPX4 required, IPX5 desired. Collaboration: Aculon/Customer collaboration determined most robust option (5.1) needed to protect high voltage components. Time: 9 months Material selected: NanoProof 5.1 Application: Excluding audio speaker, and optical components all electronics sprayed utilizing PVA FCS300 Valve with NanoProof 5.1. Electrical connections made using diluent solvent. Performance: Passes customer IPX5 Qualification Required

NanoProof Electronics Summary In summary Leading supplier of NanoScale Electronics Repellency Technology Prevent critical device failures due to liquid exposure NanoProof Series provides Performance/Cost options based on requirements Easy to apply & cost effective Application equipment readily available Outperforms and more easily implemented than competitive technology

Core Medical Device Modification Technology 1. Electronics Waterproofing 2. Hydrophobic & Oleophobic Modification 3. Hydrophilic Surface Modification

Modification Type: Repellency 1. TMC Technology Aculon reacts Organometallic compounds + Hydrophobic polymers = transition metal complexates (TMC) for polymer modification TMCs are dissolved into solvents for coating formulations 2. SAMP Technology Aculon uses hydrophobic self assembled monolayer of phosphonates (SAMPs) to react with metals, organometallics, and epoxies. Deposited via dip, wipe, or spray 3. Polymeric Growth Technology Aculon uses proprietary technology for deposition of highly specialized polymers for unique applications. Applied at Aculon facility

SAMP TECHNOLOGY Aculon s proprietary Self Assembled Monolayer of Phosphonates (SAMP) can treat surfaces to impart repellency. The SAMP monoloayer is comprised of a phosphonic acid and a repellent, carbon-based molecule: 1. Phosphonic acid reacts with the surface and creates a covalent bond at the substrate: phosphonic acid interface 2. The organic group connected to the phosphonic acid is the functional mono layer 3. The monolayer is less than 5 nanometers thick Functional Tail Group Repels Oils and Water Phosphonate Head Group Bonds to substrate 5nm max

TAILORING THE R GROUP S ubstrate O H ACULON R ACULON ACULON R R Exam ple "R " G roups R = -O H R = C H 3 O ACULON R R = -C O O H R = C F 3 R = C 2 H 5 R = S M etal oxides Hook Strong Chemical Bonds Corrosion-Resistant Thermally-Stable Tail Surface Functionality - Lubricity, Cleanability, Anti-Corrosion Interfacial Functionality - Adhesion, Conductivity

TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION The process depends on the application but can include: Dip Applied Spray Applied Polymer Growth Wipe Applied Gravure Printing Pad Printing

Performance: Repellent Technology TMC Technology SAMP Repellent Technology Superhydrophobic SAMP Technology Polymeric Growth Technology Substrates Polymeric, metal, glass, ceramics, oxides, & most other substrates Metal, oxides, glass, & other oxide containing substrates. Polymeric, metal, glass, ceramics, oxides, & most other substrates. Metal, glass, ceramics, oxides, & select polymers. Cleaning Step Required: Preferred but not required Required, surface prep is important Preferred but not required Aculon Proprietary Application: Single step Spray, Dip, Dispense, Print Typically 1-3 step Spray, Dip, Dispense, Print. Three step application via Spray Aculon Proprietary Performance WCA : 105-120 OCA : 65-80 (Oleophobic TMC) WCA : 110-125 OCA : 70-90 WCA : 130-170 OCA : >70 Durability Low Covalent bond, high Low High WCA : 110-125 OCA : 75-85 Optical Clarity Clear 100% transmission Clear 100% transmission Hazy (60% transmission) Clear (100% transmission)

Dispensing Tip Requirement: Eliminate accumulation of fluids at stainless steel dispensing tip Collaboration: Customer treated & tested successfully Material selected: Aculon SAMP Repellency Treatment Application: Dip Performance: No droplet accumulation at dispensing tip

Urine Repellency Requirement: Complete Drainage of Urine from Container No droplets left behind Collaboration: Aculon evaluated customer parts, applied treatment, & customer tested successfully Material selected: SuperHydrophobic SAMP Treatment Application: Three step spray process Performance: WCA >130

HYDROPHOBIC PATTERNING Requirement: Hydrophobic patterning Collaboration: Aculon treated parts & customers tested successfully Material selected: Aculon TMC on Glass Application: Pad Printing Performance: Aqueous Culture Droplets Isolated Diagnostic Chips CONFIDENTIAL: Aculon, Inc. @ 2016

Core Medical Device Modification Technology 1. Electronics Waterproofing 2. Hydrophobic & Oleophobic Modification 3. Hydrophilic Surface Modification

Hydrophilic Coating Technologies 1. Hydrophilic TMC Aculon reacts Organometallic compounds + hydrophilic polymers = transition metal complexates (TMC) for polymer modification TMCs are dissolved into solvents for coating formulations Deposited by wipe, dip, or spray 2. Polymeric Growth Technology Aculon uses proprietary technology for deposition of highly specialized polymers for unique applications. Applied at Aculon facility

Performance: Hydrophilic Technology Substrates Application: TMC Technology Metal, glass, ceramics, oxides, & polymers. Typically 1-3 step Spray, Dip, Dispense, Print Polymeric Growth Technology Metal, glass, ceramics, oxides, & select polymers. Aculon Proprietary Performance WCA : <20 OCA : <20 WCA : <20 OCA : <20 Durability Low High mechanical and chemical durability Optical Clarity Clear (100% transmission) Clear (100% transmission)

Example Applications: CELL REPELLING Requirement: Prevent cells from sticking to metal filters Collaboration: Aculon treated filters and customer tested successfully Material selected: Polymer Growth Technology Application: Aculon Proprietary Performance: Water Contact Angles <10 degrees after treatment. Prevents adsorption of biological materials.

MOLD RELEASE Requirement: Permanent mold release on quartz of silicon hydrogels. Collaboration: Aculon treated molds and customer tested successfully. Material selected: Polymer Growth Technology Application: Aculon Proprietary Performance: Superior mold release. Biocompatible

MODIFY FLUIDICS Requirement: Greater efficiency of fluid transfer for diagnostic chips. Collaboration: Customer obtained and tested successfully. Material selected: Aculon TMC Application: Dispense Performance: Improved capillary action and wetting of fluidic channels to aqueous solutions. Initial WCA 60-90 degrees Post treatment: <10 degrees

Requirement: Agarose gel bonding to PMMA Collaboration: Customer obtained and tested successfully. Material selected: Aculon OP-287 Hydrophilic TMC Application: Wipe apply the primer, and cure at 60C for 10 minutes, then cast agarose gel Performance:. >= 2lbs /sq. inch adhesion Adhering Agarose Gels

Summary Aculon is a leading provider of surface modification technologies. Modify a broad variety of surfaces and particles with a durable easy to apply performance modifying treatments in seconds with little or no capital. Treatments include: 1. Hydrophobic 2. Superhydrophobic 3. Hydrophillic 4. Oleophobic 5. Adhesion promotion

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