Medical

The medical sector has high demands on the quality of the textile materials used in its field. Innovative materials with specific stress/strain characteristics are used here, as well as hollow fibres for blood filtration. Carbon offers particular advantages here. For example, a prosthesis is very flexible and adapts easily to the body’s movements. It is also stable and can cope with high demands and high levels of stress.

X-Ray Equipment

Equipment used in X-ray rooms must minimize radiation exposure for both staff and patients, be resistant to chemicals, and ensure ease of handling and transport. Carbon fiber non-crimp fabrics, manufactured on KARL MAYER machines, are the ideal solution for these special requirements.

Filtration

Designing effective filtration systems requires achieving a high course density to ensure a large filter volume, which enhances filtration performance. It is also crucial to handle sensitive hollow fiber membranes with utmost care to prevent damage, such as necking or crushing, which could compromise their functionality. The KARL MAYER weft-insertion technology provides solutions to meet these requirements.

Aids for Personal Mobility and Transportation

The use of multiaxial non-crimp fabrics made from high-performance fibers like carbon reduces weight, improves stability, and enhances comfort, making them suitable for everyday use.

Artificial Blood Vessel

KARL MAYER recognizes the highest standards of quality and performance demanded by the medical industry. Through innovation and excellence, we offer advanced artificial blood vessels and state-of-the-art medical machinery designed to enhance high-density, durable fabrics that meet sophisticated requirements worldwide.

Medical Biomaterials

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Bandagen

Fabrics to be used in bandages like compression bandages and relief bandages in sports medicne and orthopedics are often woven. The weaving beams can be produced on our direct- or sectional warping machines.

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