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LGBBF
OEM
B3
Brief Introduction:
This face material is a dual-layer composite of a 23gsm breathable film and 20gsm blue polypropylene (PP) nonwoven. It is engineered to provide lightweight barrier protection, air permeability, and wearer comfort—making it suitable for use in surgical drapes, gowns, or face coverings.
Features :
Layer 1 – Blue Breathable Film (23gsm): Offers fluid resistance while allowing air permeability to enhance wearer comfort.
Layer 2 – Blue PP Nonwoven (20gsm): Lightweight, soft, and durable, providing basic structural support and comfort on the skin-facing side.
Color – Blue: Standard medical blue enhances visibility and professional appearance in clinical settings.
Versatile Application: Suitable for use as outer or inner facing in medical textiles like surgical masks, gowns, and drapes.
Benefits:
Balanced Protection & Comfort: Breathable film reduces sweating and discomfort while providing reliable liquid barrier protection.
Lightweight Design: Low basis weights (23gsm + 20gsm) offer a comfortable wearing experience without compromising functionality.
Skin-Friendly: The PP layer is non-irritating and smooth, minimizing the risk of discomfort during prolonged contact.
Cost-Effective & Scalable: Ideal for mass production of disposable medical products, combining affordability with performance.
Scope of Application：
Blue Breathable Film for Medical Use for all wound types. Safety and hygiene for hospitals and clinics use.
FAQ：
Q: What are the key benefits of this dual-layer film?
A: It provides both breathable comfort and barrier protection in a lightweight, medical-grade format.
Q: Is the film waterproof?
A: The 23gsm breathable film is fluid-resistant, not fully waterproof, allowing moisture control while blocking splashes.
Q: What is the intended application for this material?
A: It’s ideal for surgical masks, gowns, and other disposable protective medical textiles.
Q: Can this material be sterilized?
A: Yes, it is compatible with standard EO sterilization methods commonly used for medical disposables.
Brief Introduction:
This face material is a dual-layer composite of a 23gsm breathable film and 20gsm blue polypropylene (PP) nonwoven. It is engineered to provide lightweight barrier protection, air permeability, and wearer comfort—making it suitable for use in surgical drapes, gowns, or face coverings.
Features :
Layer 1 – Blue Breathable Film (23gsm): Offers fluid resistance while allowing air permeability to enhance wearer comfort.
Layer 2 – Blue PP Nonwoven (20gsm): Lightweight, soft, and durable, providing basic structural support and comfort on the skin-facing side.
Color – Blue: Standard medical blue enhances visibility and professional appearance in clinical settings.
Versatile Application: Suitable for use as outer or inner facing in medical textiles like surgical masks, gowns, and drapes.
Benefits:
Balanced Protection & Comfort: Breathable film reduces sweating and discomfort while providing reliable liquid barrier protection.
Lightweight Design: Low basis weights (23gsm + 20gsm) offer a comfortable wearing experience without compromising functionality.
Skin-Friendly: The PP layer is non-irritating and smooth, minimizing the risk of discomfort during prolonged contact.
Cost-Effective & Scalable: Ideal for mass production of disposable medical products, combining affordability with performance.
Scope of Application：
Blue Breathable Film for Medical Use for all wound types. Safety and hygiene for hospitals and clinics use.
FAQ：
Q: What are the key benefits of this dual-layer film?
A: It provides both breathable comfort and barrier protection in a lightweight, medical-grade format.
Q: Is the film waterproof?
A: The 23gsm breathable film is fluid-resistant, not fully waterproof, allowing moisture control while blocking splashes.
Q: What is the intended application for this material?
A: It’s ideal for surgical masks, gowns, and other disposable protective medical textiles.
Q: Can this material be sterilized?
A: Yes, it is compatible with standard EO sterilization methods commonly used for medical disposables.
