Spunbond Fabric Tests - Bacteria Penetration Test

The discovery of nonwoven fabrics has revolutionized many industries and is used in hundreds of products today. The prominent features of nonwoven fabrics are that they are extremely durable and are single-use, limited-life fabrics. Beyond that, nonwovens have versatile properties such as high strength, absorbency, liquid impermeability, washability, softness, flexibility, stretchability, flame retardancy and cushioning. However, these fabrics largely replace woven fabrics, especially in the field of medical materials, with their features such as bacterial barriers, filtration and sterility.

Firms producing nonwoven fabrics that combine these qualities in countless ways create unique products with certain features that are needed and demanded by a customer at affordable prices.

Here are just a small part of the core products made possible by nonwovens: clothing liners, automobile upholstery, aprons, curtains, engineering fabrics, geotextiles, various filters, cosmetic cleaners, coating and separating materials, dress bags, household cleaning cloths, various bandages, insulating materials, laundry bags, personal wipes, tablecloths, tea and coffee bags, vacuum cleaner bags and wall coverings.

Today, medical products and materials are among the most important nonwoven products. The most common use of spunbond fabrics, a widely used nonwoven fabric in hospitals and operating rooms, is the disposable surgical gowns that are often worn by surgeons and healthcare professionals during complex and long-hour operations. The advantage of these products for healthcare professionals is that they minimize the risk of contamination from patients' body fluids and blood. These products are also reliably sterile against bacterial penetration. Many employees in healthcare institutions get various infections every year and these cause serious ailments. Non-woven gowns and drapes greatly reduce the likelihood of contracting multiple types of infections. It also reduces the risk of disease spreading.

The main products in which spunbond fabrics are used for the health and medical sectors are: bandages, bulk fillings and caps, dressings, packages, sterile wraps, sterile packaging and medical masks.

Bacteria penetration is when bacteria enter the body and settle inside cells. Spunbond fabrics provide effective protection against bacteria and do not allow bacteria penetration. Bacteria consist of a single cell and are a small living organism. It could survive on its own in the human body and in any environment such as air, water, soil and so on.r. Their reproduction is very fast.

Our organization provides bacterial penetration test services within the scope of spunbond fabric testing services to demanding healthcare organizations and manufacturing companies, within the framework of national and international standards, with a trained and expert staff and advanced technological equipment, among countless tests, measurement, analysis and evaluation studies.