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BC Tech unveils Biocrystal fabric with stress-relief layer
21 Jan 21 2 min read
An award-winning developer and provider of Biocrystal technology, BC Tech company has launched Biocrystal fabric layer, a multipurpose stress-relief layer, as much needed product upgrade for all bedding and furniture manufacturers. It is an ultimate solution for bedding and furniture manufactures wanting to respond increasing anti-stress need of customers.
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With scientifically tested and confirmed properties coming from Biocrystal powder already implemented into the fabric, the Biocrystal fabric layer announced a new era of performance fabric layers.
Being easily implemented into bedding and/or furniture products, the Biocrystal fabric layer provides to an end-customer reduced level of stress, faster relaxation, reduced muscle tension, and increased oxygen level as measured effectiveness.
The Biocrystal fabric is a multipurpose stress-relief layer produced on PES base composition with Biocrystal Powder implemented by printing process with 176g/m2 weight and it is washable.
Whit its super-easy implementation, Biocrystal fabric requires minimum effort by manufacturer, requiring only to be inserted as the inner sewn layer, placed together with other layers of the end-product.
“Deciding to implement Biocrystal fabric layer into your product, you decide to offer your customers a much-needed stress-relief experience. This was our idea when creating Biocrystal fabric to offer an easy yet provenly efficient way for manufacturers to upgrade their products, and respond to the most common problem of customers today stress,” Vesna Pavletic, CEO at BC Tech, said in a press release.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (JL)
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