We are leader in the production of pollen protection systems for allergy suffering people but what is the difference between a pollen gauze and a pollen screen? The textiles used usually as insect screens have large meshes and are therefore not suitable to stop pollen and pollen fragments.

Insect screens are very coarsemeshed and not capable holding back pollen and pollen fragments.

The pollen protective grid which is usually offered is very flexible and extensible. During the installation in the insect protection framework or assembly using Velcro strips the mesh enlarges, so that only rough pollen are restrained. The expected result is thus not usually given.

The pollstop® pollen gauze is an inductile, monofilament tissue with uniform and consistent mesh structure. It can be cutted in part to be used in insect repellent frameworks, or alternatively fixed directly at the window frame using a magnetic cellotape.

Because of the dielectricity (Dielectricity is the denomination for a tissue in which remains a static field without a continuous electrical charge) particles, pollen and pollen fragments can usually be filtered. Particle and less pollen polluted air is thus ensured.