Tag: Health applications

Enzymes, the highly specific and efficient biological catalysts, are involved in virtually every vital process in the human body, facilitating thousands of chemical reactions. The wide-ranging applications of enzymes in health reveal their critical role in medicine, from treating diseases to aiding digestion.

In the world of medical and personal products, titanium and stainless steel are two of the most common metals used, but their properties are vastly different. A 2013 review on surgical implants found titanium offered superior corrosion resistance and biocompatibility, particularly for long-term orthopedic applications. So, is it better to get titanium or stainless steel? The answer depends heavily on the specific application.

Over 40% of all nonwoven materials globally are used in disposable applications, many found in healthcare. The **wet laid technique** is a core manufacturing process that produces high-performance nonwoven fabrics known for their exceptional uniformity, making them essential for these critical medical and hygiene applications. This guide explains the process in detail.