Spunlace Fabric For Medical Use

Medical Spunlace Nonwoven Fabric is engineered for wound care and direct skin-contact medical applications. It is commonly made from viscose and polyester fiber blends, combining absorbency, softness, and structural stability.

Key technical characteristics:

• High liquid absorption for wound exudate management
• Strong wet tensile strength for structural stability during use
• Soft, skin-friendly surface for reducing irritation and secondary trauma
• Low lint performance for improved clinical safety and sterility
• Controlled porosity for moisture balance and breathable healing environment

From a technical point of view, its performance is controlled by:

• Fiber composition ratio (viscose/polyester balance)
• GSM (gram weight per square meter)
• Hydroentanglement pressure (water-jet intensity)

These parameters directly influence capillary absorption speed, fluid retention capacity, and mechanical durability. The fiber network forms micro-channel structures that enable fast liquid transport and uniform distribution, which is essential for wound healing stability and infection control.