Beier Drawtex Healthcare
Manufacturer and distributor of hydroconductive wound care products and wound cleansers. Operates a clinical research programme and publishes clinical evidence supporting product performance. Manufactures medical devices in an ISO 13485:2016 facility and sells through an international distributor network and government-sector channels.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
Very Large (1000+)
Beier Drawtex Healthcare
Products
Flat hydroconductive wound dressings (multiple sizes)
Flat porous fiber-matrix dressings provided in multiple square sizes for management of moderate to heavy exudate and wound-bed preparation.
Pre-cut hydroconductive dressings (specialised shapes)
Pre-cut dressing shapes for specialised applications (e.g., tracheostomy), and strips for targeted use.
Roll hydroconductive dressings (multiple widths)
Roll-format hydroconductive dressings supplied in multiple widths and lengths for large or irregular wounds and for layering.
Light-exudate variants with comfort features
Hydroconductive dressing variants intended for lightly exudating wounds that include additional comfort features (site references product codes for sizes).
Hypochlorous acid wound cleanser (various bottle sizes)
Stabilized hypochlorous acid (HOCl) wound cleansing solutions supplied in multiple bottle sizes for antimicrobial cleansing, biofilm disruption and wound bed preparation.
Flat hydroconductive wound dressings (multiple sizes)
Flat porous fiber-matrix dressings provided in multiple square sizes for management of moderate to heavy exudate and wound-bed preparation.
Pre-cut hydroconductive dressings (specialised shapes)
Pre-cut dressing shapes for specialised applications (e.g., tracheostomy), and strips for targeted use.
Roll hydroconductive dressings (multiple widths)
Roll-format hydroconductive dressings supplied in multiple widths and lengths for large or irregular wounds and for layering.
Light-exudate variants with comfort features
Hydroconductive dressing variants intended for lightly exudating wounds that include additional comfort features (site references product codes for sizes).
Hypochlorous acid wound cleanser (various bottle sizes)
Stabilized hypochlorous acid (HOCl) wound cleansing solutions supplied in multiple bottle sizes for antimicrobial cleansing, biofilm disruption and wound bed preparation.
Services
Provision of clinician-facing videos, brochures and eIFU documents to support correct product use and clinical application.
Collation and publication of clinical case studies, posters and peer-reviewed evaluations related to product performance and wound bed preparation.
Coordination with regional and international distributors and government-sector partners for product supply and sales.
Provision of clinician-facing videos, brochures and eIFU documents to support correct product use and clinical application.
Collation and publication of clinical case studies, posters and peer-reviewed evaluations related to product performance and wound bed preparation.
Coordination with regional and international distributors and government-sector partners for product supply and sales.
Expertise Areas
- Advanced wound care and wound bed preparation
- Hydroconductive dressing development
- Clinical research and evidence generation
- Medical device manufacturing (ISO 13485)
Key Technologies
- Hydroconductive fiber-matrix dressings
- Capillary-driven absorption
- Hydroconductive fluid transfer (porous media / Darcy’s law)
- Electrostatic-assisted fluid and debris uptake
News & Updates
News article describing community engagement through a chess-in-schools programme supported by the group; lists learners who earned provincial representation.
Maintains a programme of clinical research with referenced studies, posters and over 50 clinical publications and posters cited on the site.
News article describing community engagement through a chess-in-schools programme supported by the group; lists learners who earned provincial representation.
Maintains a programme of clinical research with referenced studies, posters and over 50 clinical publications and posters cited on the site.