The Co-Founder of TIT Innovation Mustafa Dağlı spoke about the new technologies they have developed in the process of combating Covid-19 in the July issue of Teknik Tekstil Magazine, informing about the innovation strategies and projects of the Haskan Group of Companies and talking about them.

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The Co-Founder of TIT Innovation Mustafa Dağlı, who was a guest of the News Active program on KRT TV with Çiğdem Pakdemir, told about his projects and talked about the new technologies they have developed in the process of combating Covid-19.

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Mustafa Dağlı the co-founder of TIT Innovation, who is a guest of the New Things Guide with Serhat Ayan, informed about his projects and gave the news that a new stage in the fight against the virus has been reached with the new technology they have developed in the process of combating Covid-19.

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Hasan Gürkan BAYRAM, Chairman of the Board of Directors of HASKAN, and Mustafa DAĞLI, Co-Founder of TIT Innovation, visited the Biomaterials, Biomechanics and Bioelectronics Centers of Excellence of the TUBITAK Marmara Research Center together with Mustafa DAĞLI. Dec the visit, the leading professors of Turkey and the expert team of TIT Innovation met at Tubitak MAM and held their first meeting. As a result of the meeting, projects that can be realized in the common stakeholder were determined. Later, it was decided to implement projects in partnership with TIT Innovation and TUBITAK MAM.

During the visit, Scientific Institutes and laboratories of Tubitak were visited. Information was given about the projects carried out by TIT Innovation within its structure. An interview was held about the projects that can be carried out in the common stakeholder. The current state of Turkey in the fields of economics and technology and the developed projects were discussed.

In Gaziantep, an "antiviral nonwoven fabric" was produced at a fabric manufacturing plant that destroyed the coronavirus by 99.99 percent within 2 hours and was used to make masks. Hasan Gürkan Bayram, the owner of the facility, said that they aim to protect people against the virus with masks and medical textiles in the coming days with the fabric that has passed the testing stages.

A fabric production plant operating in the Gaziantep Organized Industrial Zone started working to produce effective fabrics against the virus 6 months ago after the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic by forming a team of chemists, industrial, textile and biomedical engineers. The 9-person team headed by Mustafa Dağlı gave the existing fabric antiviral properties against the virus for 6 months.

After the fabric integrated with the chemical property that they did not disclose its formula had the ability to destroy coronavirus and other viruses, the facility sent the studies to Yeditepe University in Turkey, as well as two fabric test centers in Brazil and England for its foreign accreditation. In the tests conducted here, the fabric was confirmed to destroy the virus by 99.99 percent within 2 hours by the study.

"WE HAVE VERIFIED THAT THE VIRUSES ARE DEAD"

Mustafa Dağlı, who headed the team that participated in the 6-month study, stated that they had signed a new innovation to destroy the coronavirus and keep the risk of transmission at a minimum level, and said, "With the start of the pandemic process, we have held many meetings and studies with the scientists involved in our team.

The invention that we developed after these studies is the result of innovative technologies and major breakthroughs in the molecular field. After developing this fabric, we conducted two separate tests in the UK and Brazil, which have validity in the world. As a result of the tests, it was registered that the viruses on the fabric surface disappeared by 99.99 percent within no more than 2 hours after contact," he said.

"WE CONDUCTED 6 MONTHS OF WORK WITH SCIENTISTS"

Hasan Gürkan Bayram, the owner of the facility, stated that they managed to destroy the virus by giving their fabrics a chemical mixed antiviral property with 6 months of work, "In the process of fighting the coronavirus, which is being carried out all over the world, we have focused on our scientific work in the nonvowen fabric sector, one of the areas where we operate. Because this problem places a responsibility on everyone to do their best.

In this process, we wanted not only to increase our fabric production capacity, but also to contribute to the fight against coronavirus. Thanks to the dedicated work of our team of scientists, we managed to destroy 99.99 percent of the viruses that come into contact with its surface by giving the spunbond nonwoven fabric its antiviral property at the end of 6 months," he said.

Hasan Gürkan Feast, with new features developed with medical mask and viruses can live on the surface of the mass production of textile products fabrics which also stated that they will start in the coming days, "the mask of the pandemic, which has become the need of everyone in the process, commonly used in the health care industry as well as surgical gown, coverall, medical products, such as textile and sick cover using the new technology and our people, and our virus protection and health of our employees, We aim to reduce the risk of transmission.

Normal masks protect against viruses, but when they are not taken care of, they can be transmitted in other ways. This mask will provide a more comfortable use, as it kills the virus," he said.

Bayram added that after they start mass production, they will export masks and other products domestically as well as abroad.

In Gaziantep, an "antiviral nonwoven fabric" was produced at a fabric manufacturing plant that destroyed the coronavirus by 99.99 percent within 2 hours and was used to make masks. Hasan Gürkan Bayram, the owner of the facility, said that they aim to protect people against the virus with masks and medical textiles in the coming days with the fabric that has passed the testing stages.

A fabric production plant operating in the Gaziantep Organized Industrial Zone started working to produce effective fabrics against the virus 6 months ago after the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic by forming a team of chemists, industrial, textile and biomedical engineers. The 9-person team headed by Mustafa Dağlı gave the existing fabric antiviral properties against the virus for 6 months.

After the fabric integrated with the chemical property that they did not disclose its formula had the ability to destroy coronavirus and other viruses, the facility sent the studies to Yeditepe University in Turkey, as well as two fabric test centers in Brazil and England for its foreign accreditation. In the tests conducted here, the fabric was confirmed to destroy the virus by 99.99 percent within 2 hours by the study.

"WE HAVE VERIFIED THAT THE VIRUSES ARE DEAD"

Mustafa Dağlı, who headed the team that participated in the 6-month study, stated that they had signed a new innovation to destroy the coronavirus and keep the risk of transmission at a minimum level, and said, "With the start of the pandemic process, we have held many meetings and studies with the scientists involved in our team.

The invention that we developed after these studies is the result of innovative technologies and major breakthroughs in the molecular field. After developing this fabric, we conducted two separate tests in the UK and Brazil, which have validity in the world. As a result of the tests, it was registered that the viruses on the fabric surface disappeared by 99.99 percent within no more than 2 hours after contact," he said.

"WE CONDUCTED 6 MONTHS OF WORK WITH SCIENTISTS"

Hasan Gürkan Bayram, the owner of the facility, stated that they managed to destroy the virus by giving their fabrics a chemical mixed antiviral property with 6 months of work, "In the process of fighting the coronavirus, which is being carried out all over the world, we have focused on our scientific work in the nonvowen fabric sector, one of the areas where we operate. Because this problem places a responsibility on everyone to do their best.

In this process, we wanted not only to increase our fabric production capacity, but also to contribute to the fight against coronavirus. Thanks to the dedicated work of our team of scientists, we managed to destroy 99.99 percent of the viruses that come into contact with its surface by giving the spunbond nonwoven fabric its antiviral property at the end of 6 months," he said.

Hasan Gürkan Feast, with new features developed with medical mask and viruses can live on the surface of the mass production of textile products fabrics which also stated that they will start in the coming days, "the mask of the pandemic, which has become the need of everyone in the process, commonly used in the health care industry as well as surgical gown, coverall, medical products, such as textile and sick cover using the new technology and our people, and our virus protection and health of our employees, We aim to reduce the risk of transmission.

Normal masks protect against viruses, but when they are not taken care of, they can be transmitted in other ways. This mask will provide a more comfortable use, as it kills the virus," he said.

Bayram added that after they start mass production, they will export masks and other products domestically as well as abroad.

In Gaziantep, an "antiviral nonwoven fabric" was produced at a fabric manufacturing plant that destroyed the coronavirus by 99.99 percent within 2 hours and was used to make masks. Hasan Gürkan Bayram, the owner of the facility, said that they aim to protect people against the virus with masks and medical textiles in the coming days with the fabric that has passed the testing stages.

A fabric production plant operating in the Gaziantep Organized Industrial Zone started working to produce effective fabrics against the virus 6 months ago after the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic by forming a team of chemists, industrial, textile and biomedical engineers. The 9-person team headed by Mustafa Dağlı gave the existing fabric antiviral properties against the virus for 6 months.

After the fabric integrated with the chemical property that they did not disclose its formula had the ability to destroy coronavirus and other viruses, the facility sent the studies to Yeditepe University in Turkey, as well as two fabric test centers in Brazil and England for its foreign accreditation. In the tests conducted here, the fabric was confirmed to destroy the virus by 99.99 percent within 2 hours by the study.

"WE HAVE VERIFIED THAT THE VIRUSES ARE DEAD"

Mustafa Dağlı, who headed the team that participated in the 6-month study, stated that they had signed a new innovation to destroy the coronavirus and keep the risk of transmission at a minimum level, and said, "With the start of the pandemic process, we have held many meetings and studies with the scientists involved in our team.

The invention that we developed after these studies is the result of innovative technologies and major breakthroughs in the molecular field. After developing this fabric, we conducted two separate tests in the UK and Brazil, which have validity in the world. As a result of the tests, it was registered that the viruses on the fabric surface disappeared by 99.99 percent within no more than 2 hours after contact," he said.

"WE CONDUCTED 6 MONTHS OF WORK WITH SCIENTISTS"

Hasan Gürkan Bayram, the owner of the facility, stated that they managed to destroy the virus by giving their fabrics a chemical mixed antiviral property with 6 months of work, "In the process of fighting the coronavirus, which is being carried out all over the world, we have focused on our scientific work in the nonvowen fabric sector, one of the areas where we operate. Because this problem places a responsibility on everyone to do their best.

In this process, we wanted not only to increase our fabric production capacity, but also to contribute to the fight against coronavirus. Thanks to the dedicated work of our team of scientists, we managed to destroy 99.99 percent of the viruses that come into contact with its surface by giving the spunbond nonwoven fabric its antiviral property at the end of 6 months," he said.

Hasan Gürkan Feast, with new features developed with medical mask and viruses can live on the surface of the mass production of textile products fabrics which also stated that they will start in the coming days, "the mask of the pandemic, which has become the need of everyone in the process, commonly used in the health care industry as well as surgical gown, coverall, medical products, such as textile and sick cover using the new technology and our people, and our virus protection and health of our employees, We aim to reduce the risk of transmission.

Normal masks protect against viruses, but when they are not taken care of, they can be transmitted in other ways. This mask will provide a more comfortable use, as it kills the virus," he said.

Bayram added that after they start mass production, they will export masks and other products domestically as well as abroad.

Tit Innovation, our new company affiliated to Haskan Group of Companies, which we are proud to host as a city and which is born of our spirit of innovation, has taken our place at Teknofest, where the whole world is talking about. We share our innovative projects related to all our existing and planned investments in which we are engaged in production activities. This is the case of Haluk Bayraktar and Mr. Fatih Kaçır expressed his gratitude for the contribution we have made to Turkey's economic and technological development moves.

We are preparing for a much stronger Turkey and a much stronger future together with a greater motivation to continue working tirelessly in memory of this historic day. Setup. Our member is Mr. Zahra Unal, TIT Innovation Co-Founder Mr. Mustafa Dağlı, Mr. Our Governor David Rose and Mr. This is the case of Haluk Bayraktar and Mr. Fatih and Kair took a souvenir photo together.