MIAMI, Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Radiation Shield Technologies (RST) proudly announces that its groundbreaking anti-radiation fabric, Demron, has been chosen as a critical component in the design of the Mars Spacesuit. Highlighted in *The Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance* article, “Material Choices for Mars,” Demron was recognized for its lightweight, flexible, and superior radiation protection properties essential for shielding astronauts from cosmic and solar radiation during Mars missions. This selection underscores Demron’s revolutionary role in advancing space exploration safety.
Demron is renowned for its advanced protection capabilities and is trusted by the Military, NASA, First Responders, Emergency services, Healthcare professionals, and Government entities worldwide.
For more information, please visit: https://radshield.com or Email, info@radshield.com or call (866) 7DEMRON.
SOURCE Radiation Shield Technologies
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