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SSS nonwoven laminated with PE film, also called clothlike PE film is a backsheet material used in the manufacture of baby and adult diapers. It is designed to mimic the texture of cloth, providing a soft, comfortable feel against the skin. The material is typically made of SSS nonwoven material laminated with PE film, which enhances its properties and makes it ideal for use as a diaper backsheet.
Key Features:
· Material: Made from polyethylene (PE) and spunbond nonwoven.
· Usage: Primarily used in baby and adult diapers to prevent liquid leakage while allowing moisture vapor to escape, thus enhancing user comfort.
· Transparency: Often translucent.
· Moisture Proof: While it allows moisture vapor to pass through, it prevents liquid from penetrating, ensuring that the outer layer of the diaper remains dry.
· Physical Properties: Offers high air permeability, tensile strength, and water pressure resistance, making it durable and reliable for use in hygiene products.
Applications:
· Baby Diapers: Provides comfort and prevents skin irritation by allowing moisture vapor to escape.
· Adult Diapers: Offers similar benefits as in baby diapers, ensuring comfort and hygiene for adult users.
· Other Hygiene Products: Can be used in underpads and sanitary napkins where breathability and moisture control are essential.
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