TRANS-TEXTIL/MEDICAL
APPLICATIONS
High performance plus surgical fabrics in
line with the EN 13795 standard
Thanks to its many years of experience, Trans-Textil is a reliable high-performance partner for industrial
rental laundry services, hospitals and medical fabric manufacturers in the particularly critical medical
applications field. Its laminates surpass the requirements of the respective standards and are
biocompatibility-tested according to EN 10993.
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Further possibilities for use:
- Cleanroom overalls
- Incontinence products
- Anti-allergy mattress protectors
- Diaper materials
- Carrier materials for plasters and bandages
Washing, drying, sterilising
Robust and breathable membranes and special, durable lamination technologies by Trans-Textil are the winning combination for multiple washing, drying and sterilisation cycles.
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Surgical gowns and drapes |
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Intelligent liquid control |
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Surgical laminates by Trans-Textil act as a reliable barrier
against liquids and infectious agents and are also highly breathable.
In addition, they offer:
- 100% impermeability to microorganisms and liquids
- a high degree of breathability for professional comfort
- a degree of tear, bursting and tear propagation resistance
that surpasses the require-ments of the respective standards
- virus impermeability even in cases of slight impairment of membrane system elasticity
- application-oriented particle and liquid control
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Trans-Textil uses special polyester fabrics to optimise liquid control and hinder bacteria growth.
Such fabrics are used in situations involving a high occurrence of liquids and thus a high risk of infection. This is because they offer:
- several textile levels for an enlarged surface area and
thus enhanced liquid uptake
- microfibers for additional surface area
- incorporation of auxiliary agents within the PES filaments for added hygiene
Liquid is not absorbed by the polyester fibres but taken up between them and transported away.
As a result, the fabric dries quickly, giving bacteria little opportunity to grow and multiply.
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