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Energear´ technology by Schoeller

By May 11, 20152 Mins Read
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Initially used in functional clothing, the energear´ textile technology from Schoeller Technologies is now being used as well in the field of upholstery fabrics and mattress toppers. energear´ allows the body´s own energy, which is radiated in form of far infrared rays, to be reflected back to the body. This can have a positive influence on the body and its energy balance.

Far infrared rays are part of the infrared ray spectrum and are radiated by the sun, certain stones and metals and the human body. Certain minerals can reflect this radiated energy. energear´ consists of a titanium-mineral matrix, that has exactly these properties of reflection. Textiles that are finished or printed with energear´ technology reflect far infrared rays back to the wearer´s body.

energear´ was most recently applied to mattress toppers by the German company Atlantis Wasserbetten, one of the largest manufacturer of waterbeds. ´We are excited about this innovative technology and anticipate many new customers with energear´ on our mattress toppers´, noted Ludger Beiergrößlein, CEO of Atlantis Wasserbetten. Saum & Viebahn is an internationally operating textile publisher based in Kulmbach, Germany, offers, among others, the upholstery fabric collection ´modern Esprit´ that can be ordered with this additional energear´-layer. ´The trend towards wellness and regeneration is particularly visible in the field of interior design. With energear´ it is possible that furniture is not only beautiful but provides an additional functional effect´, says Andreas Klenk, CEO of Saum & Viebahn.

Textiles with energear´ technology can have a positive effect on the human energy balance, such as the increase of general wellbeing and balance, improved patterns of sleep, fast revitalization and prevention of premature fatigue. In addition, energear´ can also have positive effect on concentration and performance.

For further information: Email: l.huynh@schoeller-tech.com

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