Tear Propagation Resistance

If a warp-knitted fabric has an inappropriate structure, there is an increased risk of tear propagation after an initial cut. An inappropriate structure means that the individual thread systems are not sufficiently entangled. The failure mechanism here is the loss of stitch integrity, not the tearing of the threads.
The multiple meshing technique in warp-knitted* structures reduces the risk of the zipper effect.

DynaMesh® products are not woven or conventionally knitted, but warp-knitted*.
This technology, unlike any other, makes it possible to make specific variations in the shape and structure of a textile implant, which means that we can construct features with different characteristics in different places within the structure.
It is impossible to achieve a more accurate adaptation of implants to the relevant indication.