Face masks and protective garments
Fabrican’s sprayable fabric technology in combination with robotic spray technology offers a revolutionary method of rapidly manufacturing face masks and protective garments. The technology also facilitates low-capital, local production in many parts of the world and the manufacture of variable sizes and shapes without the need for expensive or complex retooling.
Skin screen-material protector, Touch sensitive-nano transfer, Sustainable and sterile from a sealed point of application
Given developments in the pharma/biotech industry, and the flexible adhesive properties of Fabrican’s technology, we are looking at several new and exciting applications, including:
- New types of patches
- Wound healing products
- Dressings, bandages and casts
- Slow release systems
- Many other innovative uses
Casts and Bandages
Fabrics can be produced in varying degrees of durability and strength to accommodate uses such as wound dressings, bandages and casts. Other applications will be discovered by specialist user groups, as Fabrican is adaptable and flexible.
Topical Pain Relief/Antifungal Patches
“The use of Spray on Fabrics for pain relief patches combines traditional advantages of rapid, long-lasting lidocaine pain relief with the convenience and the aesthetic sensibilities of Fabrican Spray-on fabric. Spray-on antifungal patches keep antifungals like miconazole in contact with skin for longer, maximizing effectiveness.
Consumers can choose a spray that matches their skin tone to better hide the patch, making them less self-conscious.
Alternatively, they could choose bright colours and apply a design of their own choosing, coordinating the patch with their own personal fashion and style.”
Hygiene Covers
Fabrican may also be used to create waterproof, yet flexible and soft coverings. In this respect it is an ideal resource for hospitals, hospices, hotels, or anywhere that has lots of beds. And can benefit from are the strength and hard-wearing attributes of Fabrican.
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