The development of non-woven fabrics
Like personal protective equipment (PPE) manufacturers, non-woven fabric manufacturers have been tirelessly striving to continue developing products with better performance.
In the healthcare market, Fitesa offers meltblown materials for respiratory protection, melt blown composite materials for wiping, spunbond fabrics for surgical protection, and spunbond materials for overall protection. This non-woven fabric manufacturer also produces special films and laminates for various medical applications. Fitesa’s healthcare product portfolio provides solutions that comply with standards such as AAMI and are compatible or compatible with the most common sterilization methods, including gamma rays.
In addition to continuously developing elastic materials, high barrier materials, and antibacterial materials, Fitesa is also committed to more efficient material configurations, such as combining multiple layers (such as the exterior of masks and filter layers) in the same roll of material, as well as developing more sustainable raw materials, such as biobased fiber fabrics.
Recently, China nonwoven manufacturer further developed lightweight and breathable medical dressing materials and elastic bandage products, and expanded the application of new generation nonwoven materials in the medical field through research and innovation.
Lightweight and breathable medical dressing materials exhibit excellent absorption performance and good breathability, providing users with a comfortable experience while effectively preventing infections and protecting wounds. This further meets the needs of healthcare professionals for functionality and effectiveness, “said Kelly Tseng, Sales Director of KNH.
KNH also produces soft and breathable thermal bonded nonwoven fabrics, as well as melt blown nonwoven materials with high filtration efficiency and breathability, which play an important role in the healthcare field. These materials are widely used in medical mask, isolation gowns, medical dressings, and other disposable medical care products.
As the global population ages, KNH expects a corresponding increase in demand for medical products and services. As a widely used material in the healthcare field, non-woven fabrics will see more growth opportunities in areas such as hygiene products, surgical supplies, and wound care products.