Electronics

Personal Care Device Protection

Track-Etched Membrane Technology Provides Maximum Protection

Venting solutions
Track-etched membrane technology provides protection personal care devices used in wet conditions.
Track-etched membrane technology provides protection and dependable pressure equalization for battery-powered personal care devices used in wet conditions.

Personal care devices such as electric toothbrushes, shavers or epilators are often used under humid or wet conditions. To ensure continued functioning of the device, Oxyphen’s track-etched membrane solutions provide protection against water and other contaminant media. In addition, they are designed for dependable pressure equalization when heat and off-gassing occur from batteries during operation. This can help to avoid potentially dangerous over-pressurization within the device that can lead to premature failure.  

  • 100% Free of PFOA: Compliant with (EC) 1907/2006 REACH / Regulation (EU) 2019/1021 POP
  • Smallest dimensions possible
  • Customized venting plugs available
  • Small tolerance range for dependable leakage tests for end of line (by air flow)​
  • Precise membrane tunability regarding airflow-rate and water entry pressure resistance​
  • High chemical resistance
  • Highly repellent self-cleaning surface ​
  • PET Track-Etched Membranes unlaminated​​
  • PET Track-Etched Membranes laminated with PET/ PP non-woven material​
  • Additional membrane materials available upon request​​

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OxyPad® Product Brochure

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Membrane Technologies Available

Unique-Mem track-etched membranes

Technologies

Unique-Mem® Unlaminated Track-Etched Membranes

Unique-Mem® track-etched membranes, available as hydrophilic or hydrophobic, are characterized by cylindrical shaped pores penetrating the membrane in different angles. They have a smooth flat surface and well-defined flow rates.

RoTrack Track-etched Membrane

Technologies

RoTrac® Laminated Track-Etched Membranes

RoTrac® track-etched membranes are Unique-Mem® membranes that are supported with non-wovens (PP or PET) to create a more robust membrane. They are available as either hydrophilic or hydrophobic membranes.

Fiber-Based track-etched membranes

Technologies

Fiber-Based Membranes

Fiber-based membranes are surface modified using a super-hydrophobic coating to repel water and other liquids while still allowing maximum airflow.

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