Composition, uses of melt-blown fabric materials, and application areas of melt-blown materials

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This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2020-3-9 at 08:57. Melt-blown fabric is primarily made from polypropylene with an extremely high melt index; the key additive used is an electret masterbatch. The fiber diameter can range from 1 to 5 microns. Melt-blown fabric has many pores, a porous structure, and good resistance to wrinkling. These ultra-fine fibers, with their unique capillary structure, increase the number of fibers per unit area as well as the surface area. Coupled with the strong adsorption capacity of the electret masterbatch, melt-blown fabric possesses excellent filtering properties, shielding capabilities, thermal insulation properties, and oil absorption properties. The special material for ultra-high flow polypropylene melt-blown non-woven fabrics can be used in fields such as air and liquid filtration materials, isolation materials, absorption materials, mask materials, insulation materials, oil-absorbing materials, and cleaning cloths