Detailed Introduction to Sanitary Nonwoven Fabric: 1. Definition and Features Definition: Sanitary nonwoven fabric is a special material produced by the nonwoven process, breaking through traditional textile principles. It is reinforced by directional or random fiber arrangement, and strengthened by mechanical, thermal bonding, or chemical methods. Features: - Lightweight and Breathable: Compared to traditional textiles, sanitary nonwoven fabric offers superior breathability, maintaining air circulation and reducing a feeling of stuffiness. - Waterproof and Dustproof: After special treatment, it can possess excellent waterproof and dustproof properties, effectively blocking the intrusion of moisture and dust. - Corrosion and Acid-Base Resistant: Sanitary nonwoven fabric maintains good performance in various acidic and alkaline environments, being resistant to corrosion or damage. - Soft and Comfortable: The fabric is soft and gentle on the skin, minimizing irritation and suitable for making close-fitting medical supplies.