Espolitech Installs Virus Barrier 'Bipens' at Government Sejong Complex

[Asia Economy Reporter Eunmo Koo] Spolitec is completing the installation of virus-blocking products one after another in public institutions and government offices.

Spolitec announced on the 7th that it has completed the installation of the virus-blocking barrier 'Bipence' on about 120 seats in the large conference room of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, a government administrative agency, following the National Assembly, within the Government Sejong Complex.

Bipence is a transparent partition made of polycarbonate material that prevents the possibility of virus transmission and spread through droplets between people in advance. It can be quickly installed according to customer requirements based on order specifications.

The company stated that the demand for Bipence has been continuously increasing recently due to the resurgence of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), and that Spolitec has installed Bipence, a virus partition, in about 20 locations within the National Assembly, including the main chamber, and its distribution is expanding to city halls, police stations, schools, kindergartens, and more.

A company representative said, "As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases is rising again in Korea and social distancing is being emphasized, the demand for virus-blocking barriers is increasing not only in public institutions and government offices but also in general restaurants and cafes," adding, "Currently, demand for Spolitec's products is also increasing in the United States, and we are expanding the supply of various products such as PC panels and flame-retardant PC in addition to virus-blocking products."

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