Medical Grade Silicone Bonded Fabric with a Reinforcing Layer

Ensil used as an insert in an arm sleeve
Silicone in various forms has been shown to prevent and/or improve dermal scarring resulting from surgical procedures and traumatic events. In 2001, after three years of development, Gottfried Medical introduced its own enhanced Silicone Sheet... Ensil Fabric.
Ensil Fabric is soft and pliable, providing a high degree of anatomical conformation. It is also used in burn garments and vascular supports, as an insert, to line areas subject to chafing during normal wear. Garments and supports using Ensil Fabric are easy to don and doff and require no additional care.
Ensil Fabric Advantages
When compared to similar products, Ensil Fabric:
- Provides Longer Service Life
- Improves Patient Fit
- Lowers Cost Per Square Inch
Methods and Protocols

Gottfried Medical's trademarked
brand of Silicone bonded fabric
Healthcare Institutions, Clinics and HME/DME Retailers specifying Ensil Fabric should require no change in their measuring methods or order timing protocols. Ensil Fabric’s proprietary Silicone composition provides significant elasticity, without deteriorating, or sacrificing the required compression.
Manufacturers of burn garments currently using a Silicone bonded textile, already know how to use Ensil. Ensil Fabric requires no special handling or changes to the production processes. Our peel-off Polyethylene shipping liner makes Ensil easier to unroll, match to pattern, cut and re-roll for storage.
Indications & Contraindications for Ensil Fabric
| Indications |
|---|
| Intended for the management and/or prophylactic use for hypertrophic and keloid scarring. |
| Contraindications |
| Do not use on open wounds, or when a known sensitivity to silicone exists. |
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