Technical Center Biotextiles and Medical Textiles
For the development of fiber-based biotextiles and medical textiles, we make use of various textile processes and the following machinery available at our technical center:
Additive manufacturing with electrospinning unit (left) and hybrid scaffold (middle) with micro and nano fibers (right)
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Flocking System KFG 800
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Piston solvent spinning machine
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Laboratory Flock Cutter
Laboratory Flock Cutter
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Nanospider 500 S Lab
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Net-Shape-Nonwoven Machine
Net-Shape-Nonwoven Machine
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In addition to testing technology already available at our institute for the physical and chemical characterization of textile high-performance materials, they can also be evaluated in terms of their biological properties. Particularly for the development of novel bio and medical textiles, a biological characterization can be a valuable tool to assess potential biological and medical risks for the future clinical use of textile medical products. For this purpose, the ITM is equipped with a cytological laboratory, where polymer samples, filaments, and fabric prototypes are tested to determine their suitablity for use in biomedical applications.
Several flock testing devices are available at the ITM, which are mainly used for the evaluation of mechanical properties of fiber-based, additively manufactured scaffold structures that were generated using flocking technology and net shape non-woven technology.
© Mirko Krziwon
Mr Dr. Michael Wöltje
Research Group Leader Biomaterials and Medical Technology
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