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DuPont Nonwovens Showcase Products to the Medical Device Industry

May 5 2008

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DuPont Nonwovens recently participated in the Medical Device & Manufacturing Exhibition (MD&M) in Anaheim, Calif. With an average of 16,000 attendees and more than 1,200 exhibitors, it is one of the largest industry events in the world.

The exhibition promoted a variety of DuPont products that are related to the medical device industry, including nonwoven materials made with DuPont™ Tyvek®, DuPont™ Softesse® and DuPont™ Suprel®.

"The exhibition was a success. I believe the show strengthened the position of DuPont as a leading nonwovens supplier to the medical industry and demonstrated continued commitment to our direct and indirect customers," said Karen Polkinghorne, marketing manager, DuPont Medical Packaging, North America.

Posted May 6th,2008

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