Transparent medical facemask composite and facemasks formed thereby

A transparent facemask with a breathable, coated film and cotton layers addresses the need for efficient, allergen-friendly masks that support facial recognition and communication, while maintaining breathability and protection against pathogens.

US20260137143A1Pending Publication Date: 2026-05-21LOEW RANDOLPH JULIAN
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Authority / Receiving Office
US Β· United States
Patent Type
Applications(United States)
Current Assignee / Owner
LOEW RANDOLPH JULIAN
Filing Date
2026-01-12
Publication Date
2026-05-21

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Technical Problem

There is a need for transparent, efficient, and cost-effective medical facemasks that minimize allergic reactions and allow facial recognition, communication with the hearing impaired, and speech development, while providing adequate breathability and protection against pathogens.

Method used

A transparent, clear film with micro-perforations and an anti-biological coating is sandwiched between two fabric layers, preferably cotton, to create a facemask that maintains visibility and reduces skin irritation, while ensuring breathability and pathogen protection.

Benefits of technology

The facemask allows facial recognition, enhances communication for the hearing impaired and speech development, reduces allergic reactions, and provides effective pathogen protection without compromising breathability.

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Abstract

A facemask includes a transparent, clear film, about 0.5 to 3 mils in thickness which is breathable and having micro-perforations therein; an anti-biological coating on at least one side of the transparent, clear film; and at least one fabric layer coupled via an adhesive layer to the clear film. The facemasks provides a transparent mask for the user that will minimize adverse skin reactions of the wearer due to the use of the fabric layer adjacent the skin.
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