The global personal protective equipment (PPE) sector was valued at $50 billion in 2019 — it is forecast to surpass $80 billion by 2026.

The breakthrough 3D-printing technique has implications for COVID-19 and paves the way for autonomous robotic surgeries.

The pandemic has accelerated the shift toward ecommerce purchases. Is your package “store-to-door” distribution ready?

Ineos Hygienics will produce hospital-grade hand gels, sanitizer sprays for hands and surfaces, and sanitizer wipes for the home and to the public. The official launch of the business is being announced during British Grand Prix weekend, which...

The IsoBooth Student system invented by Canadian company Imagine Fiberglass Products is designed to allow students to return to school safely without having to wear a mask most of the day.

If you are living the “quarantine 15,” you need to look at things like your diet, exercise, and ways to deal with stress. Similar to the cold hard truth regarding our health, the fact is that every employer wants to hire people with a track record...

Shortly before the COVID-19 outbreak, Nonin Medical chose Diversified Plastics Inc. (DPI) as its new injection molding partner. As demand for Nonin’s pulse oximeters began to skyrocket, because they can detect early signs of a COVID-19 infection...

Tests conducted by Coperion and Lummus Novolen Technology show that a process for producing polypropylene (PP) pellets achieves reliability, regardless of throughput rates and melt viscosity. Melt-blown PP forms the raw material for nonwovens used...

A polypropylene-like material suited for 3D printing medical and wearable devices has been introduced by materials supplier Henkel in collaboration with Nex3D, a maker of stereolithography-based 3D printers.