Introduction of crepe paper and non-woven fabric

Invented only 30 years ago, non-woven fabric is a synthetic material that possesses remarkable antibacterial properties. It is also soft, mechanically robust, and generates fewer particles than other materials. In recent years, China has recognized the potential of medical non-woven fabric due to its cost-effectiveness and ease of management. Compared to pure cotton cloth, it is a more viable packaging material for terminally sterilized medical devices and offers a range of benefits. The medical industry can reap significant rewards from employing non-woven fabric for this purpose.

 

It is important to note that while disposable non-woven fabrics are breathable, they do not offer bacteria-resistant properties. On the other hand, medical-grade non-woven packaging fabrics are not only breathable but also have the capability of resisting bacteria. It is crucial to differentiate between the two when deciding which one to use. Moreover, any product used as sterile article packaging material must first receive approval from national health administrative authorities to ensure its safety and effectiveness.

 

A unique type of packaging material known as crepe paper has emerged in recent times, featuring a distinctive porous structure that allows steam and other substances to permeate in a curved manner. The composition of this paper is tailored to effectively keep at bay microorganisms like bacteria. This type of packaging material is not ideal for large machinery as it easily tears and punctures due to its weak load-bearing capacity. It is best reserved for packaging small and evenly shaped items. Crepe paper is considered a low-cost alternative to other types of packaging materials available.