Melt-blown non-woven composite filter material for mask filtration

At present, melt-blown non-woven composite filter materials have excellent filtration performance and characteristics, and have gained people’s attention and favor. Especially in recent years, with the continuous maturity and development of melt-blown technology, the application of this material It is also constantly expanding and extending to various fields.

We wear masks in our daily lives mainly to isolate dust, haze, bacteria and other pollution and viruses. Different protection requirements lead to different classifications of masks. Ordinary flat masks generally consist of three layers, with the upper and lower sides made of PP. Woven fabric, the middle layer is a protective melt-blown fabric, generally 20 grams in weight; while the N95 cup mask is composed of needle-punched cotton, melt-blown fabric, and non-woven fabric, and the melt-blown fabric is usually made of 40 grams The weight is even higher, coupled with the thickness of the needle-punched cotton, so it looks thicker than a flat mask, and its protective effect can reach at least 95%.

Melt-blown non-woven composite filter material mainly plays the role of isolation and filtration in masks. Due to the special manufacturing process of melt-blown filter cloth, it can effectively prevent dust, bacteria, viruses, etc. from invading the human body and reduce various infections. Effectively protect human health.

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Suzhou ptfe filter membrane manufacturer supplies melt-blown non-woven composite filter materials. We have a complete service system, caring before sales, attentiveness during sales, and assured after-sales! The company can provide samples and arrange sales personnel for door-to-door service if there are other requirements.

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