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Disposable Waterproof Medical Bed Sheet


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Overview Introduction

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Product Details Introduction

Characteristic

Water proof and hard to break when used correctly

No irritation or stimulation to the user's skin

With light weight, it is easy to take out and put it

Latex free, non toxic, soft touch, breathable, comfortable, eco-friendly, skin friendly

Any color or size you want can be customized

 

Specification

Fabric material&weight

PP+PE35gsm or customized

Fabric color

Blue or customized

Style

With elastic

Size

80×190cm 90×200cm 100×210cm

size can be customized

MOQ

10, 000pieces

Packing design

OEM or standard

Packing

10pieces/bag, 50pcs/carton

Capability

100, 000/day

Delivery time

7-15days

Applications

Beauty saloon, massage, tattoo, dentist's

Packing:

10pieces/bag, 50pieces/carton, carton size: 40*28*28cm

Introduction of non woven

Fabrics made by bonded together and/or interlocking fibers. The resulting materials is essentially a web of fibers that does not have any specific organization the way a woven or knitted fabrics would. There are four ways to create a non woven web. They are mechanical, chemical, thermal, and solvent.

The name nonwovens can be misleading, indicating there is a difference between woven and nonwoven fabrics. But, in reality, the classification of non woven fabric is different from wovens AND knits..

 

History of Nonwoven Fabrics

In 1942 the first non woven fabric, interlining, entered the market. Interlining is the textile inside plackets on shirts, and other parts of garments. It gives garments added strength and structure. The process, of drylaid fibers, made a web formation of bound together staple fibers.

Around the mid 1950's Chicopee Mills, another non woven fabric manufacturer, came out with Handi-Wipes, making non woven textiles a recognizable household item.

During this time interlining, also became more popular. Pellon Corporation became one of the biggest nonwoven textile industry producers of lining and interfacing in the United States (this was back when production was still in America).

In the 1960's the world of nonwoven fabrics began to expand into composite textiles - composite textiles mix one or more different mediums. An example of a popular compost is fiberglass which mixes fibers and foam.

 

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Factory Show

We provide ourselves on Quality Management System, which centers around our Quality policy: Customer satisfaction is always our mission and goals.

Product Showroom
Mask Workshop
Material Warehouse
Research And Development
Sewing Workshops
Finished Product Warehouse

Certificate

FDA, CE, ISO13485,ISO9001,ISO14001, and related SGS TUV etc test reports for most of our products.

 

Certificate

Certificate

CMEF
NSC
A+A
FIME
Canton Fair
MEDICA

Germany —

MEDICA & A+A

USA —

FIME , NSC

Singapore —

OSH & MEDICAL FAIR ASIA

Japan —

MEDICAL

UAE —

Arab Health Care

China —

Canton Fair  & CMEF & CiOSH

Over 18 years of development, Yazhi company has become more and more mature. Currently we attend exhibitions around the world every year to show our products to people in need.

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FAQ

How many face masks are in one box?

Usually, 50pcs in one box, 40boxes/ in one carton, in total 2000pcs in one carton.

How many face mask machines do you have?

We have more than 20 machines, which can have 2,000,000pcs capacity per day.

Can you do other size for face masks?

Yes, we can do normal size 17.5*9.5cm, 14.5*9.5cm, 12.5*8.5cm, and other size also available, depends on your needs..

Which style do you have?

We have ear loop style, head loop style, and cap with face mask style and face mask with shield style.

Do you accept customization?

Yes, we accept customization. We can do logo on face mask if you need. also can do logo on packing as your liking.

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