DSM Engineering Plastics: Breathable film

Arnitel® grade film from from DSM Engineering (Evansville, IN) is a thermoplastic elastomer based on copolyether-esters. Develop-ed specifically for the monolithic and breathable film and coatings market, the target applications for this film include packaging for surgical drapes and gowns, and wound coverings.

DSM Engineering Plastics

Oct 31, 1998

Avoids unnecessary moisture condensation and forms a complete barrier to liquids, viruses and bacteria. Available in thicknesses from 0.5 to 1 mil.

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