Materials
We meticulously select premium raw materials to craft products that unite reliability, durability, and aesthetic appeal. In this section, discover comprehensive details about our materials—their properties, advantages, and why they form the foundation of superior product quality.
Spunbond
- Modern material made of ultra-fine polymer fibers - 100% polypropylene
- Provides good air permeability, durable, resistant to temperatures and active reagents
Non-woven microporous material resistant to acids and alkalis, easily sterilizable
Spunbond hydrophobic
- Non-woven material with superior fluid-repellent properties compared to standard spunbond.
- Used in products with enhanced fluid-repellent requirements, such as laminated spunbond drapes for procedures involving bleeding.
Hydrophilic spunbond
- Non-woven material with higher liquid absorption properties than standard spunbond.
- Used in products with enhanced liquid absorption requirements, such as surgical gowns for prolonged operations.





Spunbond laminate
- Spunbond laminated with polyethylene film
- Durable and soil-resistant with enhanced hydrophobicity
- Soft and flexible, virtually bacteria-impermeable
- Used in products that must prevent moisture/liquid penetration and provide reliable protection for medical staff (Anti-AIDS suits, epidemiological protection gear, etc.).
- Used for protective zones in medical gowns.
Polyethylene film with special properties
- "Breathable" – features vapor permeability – allows excess vapor to escape when vapor production increases
- Used in the production of medical apparel and by special order for complex drapes.
SMS
- Complex three-layer polypropylene non-woven material combining the strength and breathability of spunbond with the microfiltration capabilities of meltblown
- Filtration and antibacterial properties.
Outer layers (spunbond) are high-strength polypropylene fibers bonded into non-woven material through spunlacing technology, providing durability against physical impact and forming a stable base for the three-layer structure.
Spunlace
- The outer layers (spunbond) consist of high-strength polypropylene fibers bonded into a nonwoven material through hydroentanglement, providing resistance to physical impact and forming a stable foundation for the three-layer structure. The middle layer (meltblown) comprises polypropylene microfibers manufactured via melt-blown extrusion, creating a highly effective filter for microparticles, bacteria, and other contaminants.
- Flexible and voluminous, with good air permeability, durable, and resistant to temperatures and acids.
- Provides high barrier properties against microorganisms.
- Nearly matches cotton in overall comfort and tactile feel.
- Modern material made of ultra-fine polymer fibers - 100% polypropylene.
- Offers excellent air permeability, durability, and resistance to temperatures and active reagents.
Laminated spunlace
- Nonwoven material laminated with polyethylene film.
Soft
- Nonwoven material manufactured by ultrasonic bonding of spunbond (outer layer) and spunlace (inner layer)
- Polypropylene, meltblown, nonwoven fiber
Four-layer composite material
- Hydrophilic spunbond + spunlace + hydrophobic spunbond + polyethylene film
- Multilayer barrier against moisture and contaminants
- Absorption, comfort, and leakage protection
Spunbond
- Modern material made of ultra-fine polymer fibers - 100% polypropylene
- Provides good air permeability, durable, resistant to temperatures and active reagents
Non-woven microporous material resistant to acids and alkalis, easily sterilizable
Spunbond hydrophobic
- Non-woven material with superior fluid-repellent properties compared to standard spunbond.
- Used in products with enhanced fluid-repellent requirements, such as laminated spunbond drapes for procedures involving bleeding.
Hydrophilic spunbond
- Non-woven material with higher liquid absorption properties than standard spunbond.
- Used in products with enhanced liquid absorption requirements, such as surgical gowns for prolonged operations.





Spunbond laminate
- Spunbond laminated with polyethylene film
- Durable and soil-resistant with enhanced hydrophobicity
- Soft and flexible, virtually bacteria-impermeable
- Used in products that must prevent moisture/liquid penetration and provide reliable protection for medical staff (Anti-AIDS suits, epidemiological protection gear, etc.).
- Used for protective zones in medical gowns.
Polyethylene film with special properties
- "Breathable" – features vapor permeability – allows excess vapor to escape when vapor production increases
- Used in the production of medical apparel and by special order for complex drapes.
SMS
- Complex three-layer polypropylene non-woven material combining the strength and breathability of spunbond with the microfiltration capabilities of meltblown
- Filtration and antibacterial properties.
Outer layers (spunbond) are high-strength polypropylene fibers bonded into non-woven material through spunlacing technology, providing durability against physical impact and forming a stable base for the three-layer structure.
Spunlace
- The outer layers (spunbond) consist of high-strength polypropylene fibers bonded into a nonwoven material through hydroentanglement, providing resistance to physical impact and forming a stable foundation for the three-layer structure. The middle layer (meltblown) comprises polypropylene microfibers manufactured via melt-blown extrusion, creating a highly effective filter for microparticles, bacteria, and other contaminants.
- Flexible and voluminous, with good air permeability, durable, and resistant to temperatures and acids.
- Provides high barrier properties against microorganisms.
- Nearly matches cotton in overall comfort and tactile feel.
- Modern material made of ultra-fine polymer fibers - 100% polypropylene.
- Offers excellent air permeability, durability, and resistance to temperatures and active reagents.
Laminated spunlace
- Nonwoven material laminated with polyethylene film.
Soft
- Nonwoven material manufactured by ultrasonic bonding of spunbond (outer layer) and spunlace (inner layer)
- Polypropylene, meltblown, nonwoven fiber
Four-layer composite material
- Hydrophilic spunbond + spunlace + hydrophobic spunbond + polyethylene film
- Multilayer barrier against moisture and contaminants
- Absorption, comfort, and leakage protection
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