DSM Biomedical Files Patent Infringement Suit against Honeywell

DSM Biomedical, part of dsm-firmenich, has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Honeywell following the alleged unlawful use of patented technologies in the production and use of Honeywell’s Spectra MG Bio Blue fibers.

In addition to claiming financial compensation for past and ongoing infringement, DSM Biomedical is asking the federal court in the District of Delaware to order that Honeywell cease manufacturing, marketing and selling Spectra MG Bio Blue fibers in the United States. DSM Biomedical is a manufacturer of colored Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibers for the medical industry.

“It is well-known that we invest significantly in our R&D to provide DSM Biomedical customers with the most unique biomaterials available within the global medical device market,” said John Witkowski, President at DSM Biomedical. “Our UHMWPE fiber innovations are no exception, which is why we vigilantly protect our solutions with patents. As the market leader in UHMWPE fibers for medical use, and the first company to produce and market colored UHMWPE medical-grade fibers, our intent is to protect our investments when we discover infringements of our patented technologies. This ensures that our customers are safeguarded from unauthorized uses of our technology.”

DSM Biomedical holds a broad portfolio of patents in various countries around the world and proactively monitors third-party activities for potential infringement, acting where necessary to protect against illegal use of patented technologies.

Source: DSM Biomedical

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Julie A. Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.

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