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Canadian warp knitter to supply N95 masks hospitals

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Longueuil - Artofix, a subsidiary of Canadian warp knitter Duvaltex, one of the largest manufacturers of office furnishing textiles in North America, has developed a N95-type mask recently approved by Health Canada.
The mask, manufactured through a predominantly Canadian supply chain, is said to offer a new standard in breathability and comfort for this type of personal protective medical equipment.

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