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Mask design combines two-layer filtration in four layers that incorporate meltblown and spunbond fabrics
March 10, 2021
By: Tara Olivo
Associate Editor at Nonwovens Industry
Hudson Valley Mask Company (HVMC) announced the launch of its line of Double Filter Face Masks that emphasize increased comfort and filtration through a blend of high-quality Italian nonwoven fabrics and American raw materials. Headquartered in New York, Hudson Valley Mask Company began production shortly before the CDC released its February 10 report stating that wearing two masks and proper fit can reduce exposure to Covid-19 by 90% and 95% respectively. “Our team wanted to make a difference in fighting the pandemic, and our ability to produce at least 1 million masks each month made shifting to PPE production the logical choice,” says Hudson Valley Mask Company & Ziel founder and CEO Marleen Vogelaar. “In partnership with the State of NY, our production will address the current shortage while striving to increase comfort and effectiveness.” Through independent testing, the fabric used in HVMC masks has shown an average bacterial filtration efficiency of over 99% while offering breathability. This powerful filtration is driven by a unique design that combines two-layer filtration in four layers that incorporate meltblown and spunbond fabrics. HVMC’s meltblown fabric is produced in Italy using a patented process that delivers a highly reliable filtration not seen in other meltblown fabrics. Spunbond fabric — used for the outermost and innermost layers of the mask — is made using bonded filaments, resulting in a strong, water-resistant, and silky-soft finish. HVMC’s process results in:
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