03.02.18
In 2005, a spunlaced nonwoven made entirely from cotton was patented by Chinese medical expert Winner Medical. The development was considered a great innovation in the medical industry and was patented in more than 30 countries including China, the United States, the European Union, Japan, Brazil and India.
It revolutionized traditional production processes, incorporating raw cotton spunlace first that was made in a way where fiber length and toughness were not compromised and softness was improved.
With this new technology, Winner Medical was able to process cotton into cloth within two days, much shorter than previous methods. The new technology improved the production efficiency and reduced environment pollution and carbon emissions. The production process was done in the high standards of cleanroom and controlled by computer and monitored by a detection system to detect the heterogeneous fibers. The cotton spunlace nonwovens can be used for medical care, health care and home nursing applications.
In 2009, Winner opened three pilot chain stores in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China to sell its
It revolutionized traditional production processes, incorporating raw cotton spunlace first that was made in a way where fiber length and toughness were not compromised and softness was improved.
With this new technology, Winner Medical was able to process cotton into cloth within two days, much shorter than previous methods. The new technology improved the production efficiency and reduced environment pollution and carbon emissions. The production process was done in the high standards of cleanroom and controlled by computer and monitored by a detection system to detect the heterogeneous fibers. The cotton spunlace nonwovens can be used for medical care, health care and home nursing applications.
In 2009, Winner opened three pilot chain stores in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China to sell its
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