The first line of defense against infections
protection starts with what you wear

LCM DPI and Erreà have joined forces to create a game-changing innovation: an antibacterial and antiviral fabric that protects healthcare professionals and patients from life-threatening hospital infections.
A breakthrough in protective wear, 100% Made in Italy and exclusively produced worldwide, this fabric is the result of cutting-edge research and advanced technology.

Certified, sustainable, and designed to set new standards in personal protection.

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Antibacterial
Antiviral
Water Repellent
Hypoallergenic

Next-gen
protection,
made for you

Thanks to our research, your work now has the protection it deserves. Your role demands the highest level of safety, which is why Erreà, a leader in technical sportswear, developed Ti-Energy—a next-generation fabric revolutionizing protective gear. Together with LCM DPI, we have created an innovative solution designed to safeguard doctors, nurses, and patients.

With the power of zinc oxide nanoparticles and the Minusnine J1+ treatment, this fabric creates an unmatched protective barrier against bacteria, viruses, and contaminants in high-risk environments.

Protection you can feel, 
safety you can trust

6 hours after contact, the bacterial and viral load is reduced by 99.95%.

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health focus

37,000 lives are lost every year in Europe
due to care-related infections

Hospitals and healthcare facilities should be places of healing, not where infections spread.
Cases of HAIs (Heath-care Related Infections) are on the rise, leading to severe complications and, in many cases, fatal outcomes.

According to the Italian Ministry of Health, every year in Europe, 110,000 cases result in infection being a lethal factor, further worsening pre-existing conditions.

What's even more alarming are that 33% of care-related infections are antibiotic-resistant.
With 75% of antibiotic-resistant infections originating from HAIs.

The situation in Italy is even more critical
with 210,000 infections per year, 11,000 deaths

The Ministry of Health’s data confirms that 75% of these infections in Italy are caused by resistant bacteria associated with healthcare settings.

Safety at work
begins with the right
prevention

In 2022 alone, over 94,000 healthcare professionals suffered workplace injuries.
Many due to viral and bacterial infections. That’s a 76.6% increase from the previous year.

But there’s good news: prevention works.
The right protective measures can reduce care-related infections by up to 50%.

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ti-energy

Italian innovation for
unmatched protection and sustainability

The new Ti-Energy fabric distributed by LCM DPI is safe, multi-use, and outperforms traditional cotton in terms of environmental sustainability.

100
guaranteed washes
(zero waste)
65
life cycle
30
drying time
SMARTER PROTECTION, ZERO WASTE

A carefully crafted product,
available to those who believe
in quality and safety

At LCM, we are committed to delivering products of the highest quality.
We understand that creating state-of-the-art solutions requires dedication and precision.
That’s why we offer tailored, made-to-order protective garments, delivered within 60 days.
Our garments can be equipped with a wash-counting chip for traceability, compatible with RFID systems used by industrial laundries.
This smart solution guarantees quality, reduces waste, and puts protection first.

Investing in protection,
gains health and saves money

Are you a healthcare provider?
With Ti-Energy devices, you can save up to 6% of your annual budget while protecting staff and patients from infections that can cost anywhere between €8,500 and €34,000 each.

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Prevention is a duty
for healthcare providers.
and the law demands it

In ruling No. 6386 of 2023, the Supreme Court clarified the evidentiary responsibilities of healthcare facilities regarding infections contracted in the ward.
The ruling emphasizes that "in the case of hospital-acquired infections, the onus is on the healthcare facility to prove that all precautions, as outlined by current regulations and best practices, were taken to prevent the spread of infectious diseases."