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Lynk Solutec’s CEO and business development representative attended the China Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF) held in Guangzhou, China, from September 26 to 29, 2025.

During the event, the team engaged with multiple prospective suppliers and customers. Follow-up communications are currently underway with companies based in China and India.

CMEF is Asia’s largest medical device exhibition, serving as a key networking platform for global manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers. Lynk Solutec’s participation reflects its ongoing efforts to expand its partner network across Asian markets.

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Lynk Solutec has been officially designated as an Innovative Product by the Public Procurement Service (PPS), marking a significant milestone for the company’s entry into the public procurement market and the expansion of its technology commercialization. This designation represents national recognition of the company’s technological capabilities and innovation.

The designated product is C.E.V. (Innovative Product Name: Endoscope Connector for Securing Clear Vision), a medical device component designed to prevent contamination from bodily fluids and foreign substances during endoscopic procedures, while ensuring clear visibility. Powered by Lynk Solutec’s proprietary coating technology, the product enhances procedural efficiency for medical professionals and improves patient safety.

This recognition is expected to strengthen Lynk Solutec’s competitiveness in the public procurement market while creating new opportunities for collaboration with medical and public institutions.

Moving forward, Lynk Solutec will continue to advance next-generation coating technologies and drive consistent quality innovation, with the goal of delivering tailored coating solutions optimized for clinical applications both domestically and globally.

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Lynk Solutec Inc. participated in the “Lab-Thursday Talk” program hosted by Ewha Womans University Medical Center, presenting its latest medical coating technologies. The session was led by Dr. Yeontack Lee, CEO of Lynk Solutec, who introduced the company’s innovative coating solutions, their applications in medical devices, and potential directions for future collaborative research.

Lab-Thursday Talk is a regular program designed to foster collaboration between clinical and basic researchers and industry partners. Having been held more than 30 times, it has become a key platform for sharing research expertise and exploring opportunities for joint R&D projects.

Through this presentation, Lynk Solutec highlighted the innovation of its endoscopic coating technology and other medical device applications, while seeking opportunities for clinical collaboration and co-development. Moving forward, the company will continue to strengthen its research and development capabilities, expand its collaboration network with domestic and international medical institutions, and provide optimized coating solutions tailored to clinical needs.

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Lynk Solutec, a South Korean medical device company, announced that its coating material was used in a study led by a Yonsei University research team, published in the international journal Small.

The paper, “Gas-Specific and Tunable Hydrogen-Selective ZIF Membrane through Combined Physical Confinement and Sealing Techniques” (Choi E. et al., Small, 21(34), 2501590), was published on July 1, 2025, in a journal with an impact factor of 12.1. Lynk Solutec co-CEOs Yeontaek Lee and Jungmok Seo are listed among the paper’s authors, having contributed under their academic affiliation with Yonsei University.

To address non-selective gas leakage through grain boundaries in hydrogen-selective ZIF-8 membranes, the research team developed a sealing method that combines dip-coating a fluorinated polymer onto a graphene-nanoribbon-hybridized ZIF-8 membrane with reactive ion plasma treatment. The fluorinated coating material used in this sealing process is Lynk Solutec’s hydrophobic coating agent, LYNKCOAT™ S Series, formerly known as Lynksolution A1. Membranes treated with this method achieved a hydrogen permeance of 1.3 × 10⁻⁶ mol m⁻² Pa⁻¹ s⁻¹ and an ideal H₂/N₂ selectivity of 209; the paper does not provide a direct quantitative benchmark against commercial membranes.

“This study, conducted by an external research team, validated that our coating platform can extend beyond medical device surface treatment into industrial applications such as hydrogen purification membranes,” said Yeontaek Lee, CEO of Lynk Solutec. “Over the long term, we will explore diversifying our coating applications into industrial markets.”

This achievement does not translate into immediate revenue; its significance lies in third-party validation of the company’s coating platform technology. Lynk Solutec is reviewing entry into industrial coating markets, including semiconductors and energy, in addition to its existing medical device coating business, and plans to explore further collaboration with research institutions and companies following this academic milestone.

About Lynk Solutec
Lynk Solutec (lynksolutec.com) is a South Korean medical device company specializing in ophthalmic and urological surgical products. The company develops and commercializes the LYNKS product line, including the LYNKS Frontalis Suspension Set — a rare medical device designation product currently advancing through clinical trials toward U.S. market entry. Lynk Solutec holds FDA Class I registration and GMP Certificate of Conformity for its lead product, and is actively expanding its global presence through international trade shows and regulatory milestones.

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Lynk Solutec, a startup specializing in surface coatings for medical devices, announced on the 12th that it has secured 1.5 billion KRW in Pre-Series A funding. The investment round was jointly led by POSTECH Holdings and the Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC).

Lynk Solutec is developing a nano oil-film-based non-adhesive coating technology aimed at reducing complications such as infections, inflammation, and thrombosis associated with implantable medical devices. This technology suppresses the adhesion of proteins, immune cells, and bacteria to device surfaces, and helps maintain stable performance over extended periods after implantation.

According to the company, “The technology is applicable to a wide range of medical devices including endoscopes, ureteral stents, catheters, and ophthalmic silicone tubes.” A product utilizing this coating for endoscopic applications was awarded Innovation Awards in both the Human Security and Digital Health categories at CES 2024.

Lynk Solutec is a spin-off from the BioLogical Interfaces & Sensor Systems Lab at Yonsei University. The company is currently engaged in joint research and commercialization projects with multiple hospitals and medical device manufacturers. It is also developing follow-up products for use in ophthalmology and urology.

Jungmok Seo, CEO of Lynk Solutec, stated, “This investment will enable us to begin full-scale mass production and sales of our coated endoscopic products,” adding, “At the same time, we will accelerate our global strategies, including portfolio expansion, FDA approval, and market entry in the Middle East.”

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