PP MELTBLOWN FABRIC FILTER MEDIA FOR MASKS

 Flat Masks: These masks are usually prepared from three layers PP Spunbond Nonwoven Fabric, PP Meltblown Nonwoven Fabric, and outer layer of another PP Spunbond Nonwoven Fabric. One of the layers can be usually be replaced with some staple fiber for improving skin touch.

Three -Dimensional Cup Masks:

These masks are made up of PET needle-punched polyester cotton fabric, Meltblown Nonwoven Fabric and PP Spunbond non-woven or needle-punched cotton fabrics. Usually, the outer layer is a nonwoven fabric which undergoes waterproof treatment. The meltblown middle later consists of specially treated Meltblown Nonwoven fabric. It has extraordinary capabilities for oil absorption, shielding, filtering and heat-insulating properties. The inner layer is made up of normal nonwoven fabric.

From all the above analysis it is evident that Meltblown Nonwoven Fabric plays a key role in mask production although every mask has its own role to play.

Various Applications of Meltblown Fabrics:

1. Healthcare Industry — Medical Cloths/ Coverall

Uses: Body Coverall, EPP Kits, body Coverall, Surgical gowns, Diapers, Disinfecting Wraps/ wipes/ Napkins and many more

2. Cloth for Home Décor or Interlining

Uses: Bedsheets, Tablecloth, Wall Cloth, Interlining and more.

3. Garments — Clothes you Wear

Uses: Shaped Cotton, wadding, adhesive lining, shoe liners, leather-based clothing and more.

4. Agriculture Cloths

Uses: Irrigation cloth, cloth for raising seedlings, cloth to protect crops, Thermal insulation curtains and more.

5. Fabric for Industrial Uses

Uses: Filter Material, Geo Textile, cement packaging bag, insulating material, fabric for covering and more.

6. Other Miscellaneous Purposes

Uses: Starting from teabags, cigarette filter, space cotton, thermal insulation cloths, linoleum and more

7. Medical/ N95 Masks

Meltblown fabric are known for its being a key element for N95 masks and surgical masks and the market usually have multi-layered structured which is referred to as — SMS structure. Simple meaning of this is S- the first single Layer, M-the middle meltblown layer, S- the outer of the Spunbond fabric layer.