Polypropylene spunbond fabrics (spunbond fabrics) are used in low-cost polypropylene non-woven fabric applications such as absorbent product coating markets, home furniture and automotive markets.
The synthetic fiber used in spunbond fabric production is polyester. This type of fiber is made up of macromolecules of esters, which are chemicals composed of acids and alcohol. Most of these basic molecules combine to form polyesters. Physical properties of polyester fibers are important when producing non-woven materials. For example, cut lengths are adapted to suit the respective production processes. The fibers are also available in different luster and cross-sectional forms. It is produced easily and economically in petrochemical facilities and has the desired physical properties. Strong, lightweight, easily dyeable, polyester is wrinkle-resistant and has strong wash-away properties. For this reason, it is mostly used in the production of nonwoven (non-woven).
While surgeons' aprons were woven from linen until recently, today mostly sprayed meltblown fabrics are produced from polyester fiber pulp composites. These new gowns significantly reduce hospital infections between healthcare professionals and patients. These days, spunbond fabrics are replacing them.
In short, the non-woven fabric sector offers many advantages to consumers around the world by offering superior products. For example, disposable diapers contribute significantly to the quality of life of millions of people. Disposable diaper products are evolving rapidly, thanks to scientific advances in design and raw materials, and have become lighter, more compact, more absorbent and easier to use. Therefore, raw material selection is very important for companies producing spunbond, meltblown and similar non-woven fabrics. This type of fabric is also very useful and effective for medical garments and drapes.
In the production of such textile products, as with woven materials, a European standard, EN 13795 standard is complied with. This standard describes the characteristics and performance requirements of disposable and reusable medical garments, gowns and drapes and provides test methods in order to prevent the transmission of infective agents between healthcare professionals and patients.
EN 13795 standard, microorganism and liquid barrier properties of textile products, lint, tearing and explosion It is intended for testing features such as. Meanwhile, the nonwoven industry takes into account the environmental impacts of these products throughout their entire life cycle.
Our organization, among numerous testing, measurement, analysis and evaluation studies, with a trained and expert staff and advanced technological equipment, within the framework of national and international standards, to health institutions and manufacturers who request surgical clothing in accordance with EN 13795 standard within the scope of spunbond fabric testing services. and covers testing services.
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