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Freudenberg Invests in Bioactive Nonwovens

Technology expands scope of healthcare business with bioresorbable materials

Freudenberg Performance Materials is expanding the scope of its technologies for the healthcare market to include bioresorbable nonwovens. These nonwovens will initially be used in the management of surgical hemostasis. 
 
“Expanding our range of technologies to include bioresorbable nonwovens for use in managing surgical hemostasis brings our customers several benefits: the innovative solution is more effective than existing options, so it reduces costs and can, in some cases, even save lives,” says Oliver Heneric, SVP of the global Healthcare Division at Freudenberg Performance Materials.

The technology in question is used in the manufacture of nonwovens made from bioresorbable raw materials that are resorbed by the body. Freudenberg has installed specially-designed equipment for this purpose. Looking to the future, the company plans to collaborate with partners to offer a broad range of solutions for bioactive wound healing, drug release and regenerative medicine based on this technology.

Freudenberg’s healthcare range includes components for modern and traditional wound treatment, elastic backing materials, products for incontinence management and filters for stoma care.

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