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At GESSNER, we develop advanced flame-retardant saturation technologies for filter media that improve safety without compromising performance. Our resin formulations are designed to meet stringent flame-retardant requirements while ensuring that the…
Evaporative cooling and dehumidification systems rely on advanced pads that don’t just guide airflow—they actively shape performance. From rapid water absorption to precise moisture control, these engineered structures enable powerful cooling while…
Industrial face masks are critical for protecting workers in environments with dust, fumes, and airborne contaminants. At the heart of every mask is the filter media, and its performance determines both safety and comfort. To deliver safe filtration…
GESSNER announces wage saturation to open its technology portfolio to customers for optimizing material performance for filtration and specialty applications.
At GESSNER, we manufacture high-performance nettings and mesh materials designed to optimize air and liquid filtration across a wide range of applications.
Our PLA meltblown nonwoven for air filtration is an eco-friendly alternative to conventional synthetic nonwovens. Due to the natural, 100% compostable polymer, the PLA nonwoven offers a reduced product carbon footprint.
Filter systems depend on protective outer wraps to maintain performance and extend their lifespan. Choosing the right netting significantly impacts filtration efficiency, system longevity, and operational costs. To solve this challenge, we engineered…
In medical adhesives and wound care, patient comfort and product reliability are essential. While many traditional materials require trade-offs between flexibility, protection, and breathability, our high-performance Elastic TPU Meltblown Nonwoven…
The material is manufactured using the meltblown process and is characterized by its ability to temporarily store a structural change until it returns to its original, stored form by means of a temperature increase.