Understanding Nanomembrane

What is a nanomembrane?

Structure in which Nano Fibers are randomly stacked in 3D form
*Nano Fiber: Fiber with a diameter of only tens to hundreds of nanometers (1μm = 1 billionth of a meter)

Fiber diameter according to scale

Scope of application

Health / Medical Supplies

Medical Clothing

(Gown, Mask, Matress, etc.)

Wound Dressing

Incubator Mattress

(Anti-bacteria/virus)

Sports / Living

Outdoor/Sports wear

Golf Wear

Casual wear

Headwear, Footwear, Gloves

Liquid Filter

Purifier, Drinking water

Wastewater Treatment

Food & Beverage

Automation Processing Fitter

Medical filtration

Sea water Treatment (UF/MF)

Nanofibers

The definition of ‘Nano’ means it is one billionth of a meter. This size is equivalent to the size of three to four molecules. Generally, nanofibers are in the range of 100nm - 200nm and specifically in the textile industry, such definition is extended to include fibers up to 1000nm diameters. 1 gram of fiber with a diameter of 200nm can reach up to 300,000km in length, which is equivalent to 3/4 of the Earth’s circumference.

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