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A West Midlands' company behind a revolutionary seating system is poised to diversify into the healthcare sector.

A West Midlands' company behind a revolutionary seating system that puts users in the comfort zone for travel is poised to diversify into the healthcare sector.

Seating Design & Development (SDD), based in Birmingham, are developers of the award-winning MouleTec seating concept, which has already been recognised in the aircraft, automotive, military and rail markets. Its patented design of multi-density, anatomically-shaped polyurethane foam cushions are claimed to improve both health and circulation.

'We already supply MouleTec concept seats to the British Airways fleet, which has around 6,000 seats fitted out in its first-class section, and recently secured a defence contract to supply 7,000 seats for armoured troop carriers,' said Neal Marshall, Technical Director at SDD.

And now, the benefits of MouleTec are about to be experienced in the health industry as the result of a private and public sector collaboration between SDD, Medilink West Midlands, the Centre for Healthcare and Development (CHID) and regional development agency Advantage West Midlands.

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