Superabsorbents

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At times of urgency, it’s vital to have a product you can rely on. Luckily, our Research and Development team are at the forefront of wound dressing design for Superabsorbent Fibre (SAF) and Superabsorbent Powder (SAP), so you know you’re in safe hands.

We have developed a unique nonwoven superabsorbent that:

  • Exhibits high levels of softness and conformability
  • Enables rapid fluid uptake and retention
  • Maintains complete structural integrity.

Our technologically advanced materials have antimicrobial properties, control odour and improve haemostatic performance.

We are also working with our partners to develop products for use in advanced wound care, hygiene, incontinence and evaporative cooling markets.

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What are the benefits of nonwoven superabsorbents?

Our superabsorbents offer improved flexibility in design, performance and cost.

SAF:

  • Available in a range of deniers and staple lengths

SAP:

  • Available in a range of particle sizes

What differentiates Nonwovenn’s superabsorbent solutions?

Outstanding absorption and retention:

We’re committed to modifying and refining our pads, because exudate management is a critical step in wound healing.

We develop the finest grade medical technical fabrics, including superabsorbents and anti-microbial solutions, for the most technically challenging applications, such as:

Alginates

Having a complete understanding of wounds and dressing components is essential when it comes to delivering effective treatment.

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Bandages

We manufacture and convert specialised fabrics into highly-developed wound dressings to promote the healing experience.

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CMC

Developing, tailoring and delivering innovative solutions for the medical industry is a rigorous process.

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Haemostats

Haemostatic agents are designed to stop external bleeding from traumatic injuries such as gunshot, blast or stab wounds, as well as from vehicle accidents or power tools.

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Odour control

Great wound care is of high importance to your patients and carers, because wound-related malodour can develop across many different types of injury – including pressure ulcers, leg ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers.

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Ostomy

Patients commonly use ostomy bags or ostomy pouches following surgery for colon or bladder cancer, Crohn’s disease or colitis.

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Superabsorbents

Our Research and Development team are at the forefront of wound dressing design for Superabsorbent Fibre (SAF) and Superabsorbent Powder (SAP), so you know you’re in safe hands.

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How can I find out more?

John Birkett is our product development lead for MediTech. You can contact them on john.birkett@nonwovenn.com or call us on +44 (0)1204 855 000