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9/20/2026Introduction to Cotton Spunlace Non-woven Fabric Technology
Cotton spunlace non-woven fabric uses natural pure cotton fibers. Through cotton opening, loosening, carding, web-forming and drawing machines, the pure cotton is arranged into a web. High-density water jets are then used to entangle the cotton fibers into fabric through the spunlace machine. From raw cotton to finished fabric takes only 5 minutes, eliminating the spinning and weaving processes of traditional woven fabric, reducing labor time, significantly saving energy, labor and equipment costs. It is a low-carbon, environmentally friendly process that reduces costs by about 30%, representing a world-advanced fabric formation technology.
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9/20/2026How to Deal with Blisters During Running? Medical Non-woven Fabric May Be the Answer
Getting blisters on your feet during a race or run can make your performance worse. Recently, Stanford University research has found that medical non-woven fabric tape may be an ideal choice for preventing blisters.
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9/20/2026What Are the Features of Medical Non-woven Fabric
Non-woven fabric features moisture-proof, breathable, flexible, lightweight, non-combustible, easy to decompose, rich in color, low cost, and recyclable characteristics. It is made from polypropylene (PP) pellets as raw material through high-temperature melting, spinning, web-laying, and hot-pressing continuous one-step production.
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9/20/2026What Are the Features of Medical Non-woven Fabric
Non-woven fabric features moisture-proof, breathable, flexible, lightweight, non-combustible, easy to decompose, rich in color, low cost, and recyclable characteristics. It is made from polypropylene (PP) pellets as raw material through high-temperature melting, spinning, web-laying, and hot-pressing continuous one-step production.
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9/20/2026New Type of Plaster Bandage
The new type of plaster bandage, also known as 'polymer bandage', enhances the effectiveness and is an upgrade of traditional plaster bandages.
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