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09-15-2016, 08:30 PM
Sharklet Chemical-Free Antibacterial Surface Tech**logy Soon on More Products
http://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/micropattern.pnghttp://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/SharkSkin-iphone-case.pngSappi **rth America, a division of South Africa’s paper and packaging company Sappi, has an**unced that it’s bringing to market a new casting*and release paper that uses tech**logy from Sharklet, a company out of Aurora, Colorado, to prevent bacteria from growing on surfaces. There are ** chemicals or silver ions involved, but instead it is the micron-resolution micropattern crafted onto*the surface that does all the work.
The new Neoterix ST*paper is **t intended to be used as a final product, but instead allows manufacturers of devices to create surfaces with a Sharklet bacteria inhibiting micropattern. The paper is used like a mold for fabrics and laminates and is ******* to reveal the final product.
Because the objects produced by Sharklet tech**logy are only about 3 microns tall and 2 microns wide, surfaces featuring it don’t feel or look any different and can be made to be even nice and glossy.
More about*Sharklet tech**logy… (http://sharklet.com/our-tech**logy/tech**logy-overview/)
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http://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/micropattern.pnghttp://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/SharkSkin-iphone-case.pngSappi **rth America, a division of South Africa’s paper and packaging company Sappi, has an**unced that it’s bringing to market a new casting*and release paper that uses tech**logy from Sharklet, a company out of Aurora, Colorado, to prevent bacteria from growing on surfaces. There are ** chemicals or silver ions involved, but instead it is the micron-resolution micropattern crafted onto*the surface that does all the work.
The new Neoterix ST*paper is **t intended to be used as a final product, but instead allows manufacturers of devices to create surfaces with a Sharklet bacteria inhibiting micropattern. The paper is used like a mold for fabrics and laminates and is ******* to reveal the final product.
Because the objects produced by Sharklet tech**logy are only about 3 microns tall and 2 microns wide, surfaces featuring it don’t feel or look any different and can be made to be even nice and glossy.
More about*Sharklet tech**logy… (http://sharklet.com/our-tech**logy/tech**logy-overview/)
Via:*Sappi **rth America (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/sappi-**rth-america-an**unces-neoterixst-the-first-commercial-casting-and-release-paper-with-sharklet-bacteria-inhibition-tech**logy-300325590.html)
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