“Inhibit Bacterial Growth Fabric”: A New Choice for Health and the Environment
Today, “Inhibit Bacterial Growth fabric” has gained immense popularity due to its ability to reduce the accumulation of germs and unpleasant odors. These fabrics are generally produced using two methods, each offering unique advantages and limitations.
1. Coating
This common approach involves applying Inhibit Bacterial Growth agents as a coating on fabrics, frequently seen in nursing uniforms, sportswear, or odor-control socks. This method uses chemicals that can decompose organic particles adhering to the fabric’s surface. However, the downside is that these coatings can wear off after repeated washing, reducing their effectiveness and potentially releasing chemicals into the environment.
2. Non-Coating
This innovative technique is a hallmark of PERMA®. Using advanced Nano Zinc technology, anti-bacterial agents are embedded deep within the fibers, making them an integral part of the fabric. Unlike coatings, these agents do not wash off or degrade over time, ensuring long-lasting anti-bacterial properties. Importantly, this method is eco-friendly and does not contribute to environmental pollution.
Key Differences
- Coating : Temporary effectiveness, potential environmental harm.
- Non-Coating : Permanent effectiveness, sustainable, and environmentally friendly.
PERMA’s innovation is not just about protecting your health but also about safeguarding the planet’s future. With PERMA® products, you can trust that they deliver both functionality and sustainability.
