Cellulose Products
The use of sanitary cellulose products is more common in our lives today than you might think. In fact, we are familiar with many of them, but we do not know that they are part of cellulose products. For example, paper towels are referred to as cellulose products. Natural raw materials are used in their structure, therefore they decompose in nature and are compatible with the environment. Many plastic products will produce dangerous toxins when left in nature, while these products do not contain toxic substances.
Cellulose is referred to as an insoluble dietary fiber that consists of polymers and is present in all plant cell walls. This vegetable fiber is indigestible in the body.
Types of hygienic cellulose products
Sanitary cellulose products can include medical clothes, patient clothes, disposable bed sheets, etc. These items are among the most common medical goods. Below are some of the most commonly used types of these products:
regular baby diapers
complete baby diapers
paper sheets
disposable barber apron
long disposable surgeon apron
Patient pad with cellulose layer
Paper apron
Disposable toilet cover
Toilet paper
Paper sheet
Sanitary napkin
Wet wipe
Paper towel
Napkin Boxed paper
Cellulose Application in Health Products
One of the most important uses of cellulose is in the production of health products. Cellulose is used to produce sanitary goods such as paper towels, sanitary napkins, etc. By using cellulose in hygiene products, products such as sanitary napkins and paper towels of high quality and compatible with the skin are created. For this reason; It is important to use products containing cellulose.
For example, a paper towel containing cellulose will not become powder after being wet. This issue is also very important in baby diapers, because it is in direct contact with the baby's skin. In addition to protecting the environment, the cellulose in the ingredients of these products is compatible with the skin and prevents any inflammation or sensitivity.
Until a few years ago, Iran was one of the importers of this industry, but with the development of science, people with investment were able to import more equipped devices and make Iran one of the leaders in the production and export of this field. Among the products containing cellulose are: glue, film raw materials, paint, ink, cosmetic products, health products, textiles and paper products and...