Turkey’s medical textile exports see a robust growth in 2020
Turkey’s technical textile exports increases 76% to $3 billion in 2020 , whereas the medical textile export rises US $ 1.40 billion in 2020, as
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Face shields for COVID-19 infection control
Introduction Face shields are personal protective equipment devices that are used by many workers (e.g., medical, dental, veterinary) for protection of the facial area and
Root Group launches ‘Corona Killer’ fabric
Root Group a leading readymade garment (RMG) manufacturer of Bangladesh bought a Swiss-technology based ‘COVID-19’ virus-killing fabric on its surface. In a recent virtual unveiling
A prescription for PPE development
Analysis of PPE coverall properties with a view to COVID-19 protection Abstract This is a hypothetical proposition based on the functional properties of PPE Some
NgaiShing and aamra resource develop ‘highly efficient face protecting mask producing machine’
The world is facing multiple tough challenges in the COVID-19 pandemic. Globally the need for protecting individuals from Coronavirus is the biggest challenge. In this
Bangladesh to manufacture KN95 mask with half of its importing price
Bangladesh is ready to manufacture KN95 standard masks which price will be half of its importing price. JMI Hospital Requisite Manufacturing Ltd, a medical equipment
American Apparel to shift production to PPE, masks, gowns
American Apparel Inc. has decided to shift its operations to the production of personal protective equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Gildan Activewear, which owns
China stiffens mask exporting rules
Novel Coronavirus pandemic has unbelievably increased the demand for medical-related equipment, especially the global demand for masks. Many top experts compared the situation with a
Medical textile: A potential segment to grow
After 100 years, the world is experiencing another pandemic disease caused by the COVID-19 virus in 2020. Till now almost in 199 countries, this virus
New antimicrobial for textiles
A new antimicrobial finishing treatment can kill biofilm-forming bacteria. Madison, Wisconsin-based Imbed Biosciences have come-up with an efficient antibacterial finishing technology that can enable wound
