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                        . . . T h e I n t e l l i g e n t S u p p o r t S u r f a c e

  What is Supracore?

   A flexible form of aerospace honeycomb that is fusion bonded without adhesives, retaining all the benefits of the

   base material.  As a versatile, engineered material, Supracor’s shock-absorbing honeycomb can be found in

   highperformance applications such as fighter jet aircraft seats, sports protective equipment and bumpers for

   amusement park rides.

  What is Suprcore made of?

   Thermoplastic urethane, a flexible and resilient material that is non-toxic and safe for the body and the

   environment. The same material can be found in wound dressings and artificial heart valves.

  How does Supracore work?

   Supracore’s flexible cellular matrix consists of alternating thick-and thin-walled cells that flex when

   compressed to relieve pressure. When sitting on a Supracor seat , the compressed cells radiate

   outwards to surround and support the anatomy.

                                 

  Pressure Relief plus Positioning

   Supracor honeycomb relieves pressure by distributing it away from hot spots.  As a result, bony
 
   protuberances “feel” the same pressure as the surrounding anatomy. The honeycomb cells conform

   to body shape, and distribute weight uniformly. Additionally, Supracore honeycomb stabilizes any position
 
   due to the axial buttressing of the honeycomb cell walls perpendicular to the anatomy.

  Shear Force Reduction

   The horizontal stiffness of a material determines both its shear resistance and stability. Too much stiffness
 
   increases shear forces, while too little decreases stability. Supracore honeycomb minimizes shearing without
 
   sacrificing stability. The honeycomb cells align themselves axially to the body, flex with movement to reduce
 
   shear forces and then instantaneously resume their original shape.