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Is
LiquiCell bulky?

No. It is a very thin pad that works best when a very
small amount of liquid is used. In most cases the LiquiCell
pad weighs significantly less and is dramatically less
bulky than competitive forms of padding. |
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Why
is LiquiCell so thin?

Too much liquid is counterproductive because it will
cause the rise of force with the rise of the imprint
of the body (depth of the body) into the cushion (pressure
build up). Instead of pressure build up, the liquid in
LiquiCell provides a thin layer of fluid on the entire
contact surface, that has a friction coefficient of zero
(comparable with that of a layer of ice), and thus allowing
free movement without introducing shear force at the
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Will
LiquiCell leak or burst?

LiquiCell Technologies has perfected a manufacturing
process to the point where LiquiCell pads are designed
and built to withstand very high load pressures; load
points that exceed industry standards. Using an independent
laboratory, LiquiCell pads over and over again, throughout
the years, have withstood load pressures that are in
excess of the various product needs. Under normal usage
and operations LiquiCell will not burst or leak unless
the outer skin is physically punctured or degraded. |
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How
does LiquiCell compare to gel, foam and air?

No other form of padding addresses soft tissue shear
stress like LiquiCell. For relief of discomfort it is
imperative that shear forces are reduced to the greatest
extent.
See Competitive Analysis » |
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Is
LiquiCell affected by temperature?

No. LiquiCell tends to ambient temperature, and in fact
the viscosity of the fluid changes very little between
-40°F and +300°F. |
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What
else can LiquiCell be used for?

Applications for LiquiCell are wide and varied. Wherever
the human body comes in contact with another object,
friction (shear) is present--this is an opportunity for
LiquiCell. Currently LiquiCell can be found in, or is
being designed and tested for a wide range of products.
See In Development » |
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What
is the cost for a LiquiCell pad?

LiquiCell is designed specific to each product application
and therefore its cost is based on size and fill volume
needed for its design. It is comparable in price to other
forms of padding. |
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What
is the viscosity of fluid in LiquiCell?

The viscosity is very near 1 (water). |
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Is
LiquiCell customizable?

Yes. Most all LiquiCell pads are designed specific to
the product application and need. |
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Do
LiquiCell pads come in different thicknesses?

There is a relative fill volume per LiquiCell pad design.
This fill volume is based on the product application. |
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How
do I get started developing the appropriate LiquiCell pad for
my product?

Click here to learn more » |
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Where
should LiquiCell be placed for optimum benefit?

To attain the greatest benefit from LiquiCell it should
be placed as close to the body as possible; this may
be directly against the skin or just beneath the covering
surface material. |
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