What is the production process of medical packaging paper?

Medical packaging paper is a paper specially used for packaging medical devices, drugs and medical supplies, with waterproof, moisture-proof, antibacterial and antioxidant properties to ensure product safety and hygiene. The production process is completed through multiple processes and using special equipment.

First of all, the choice of raw materials is very important. Medical packaging paper usually uses high-strength fibers as raw materials, such as wood pulp, bamboo pulp or plant fibers, which have good antibacterial properties and stability.

The second is the preparation of slurry. The selected raw materials are sent to the beating equipment for pulping treatment, and the fiber is made more uniform and stable after shredding, crushing, stirring and other processes.

Then there is the papermaking process. After the slurry is pulped, it is fed into the pulp tank, where fillers and chemicals are added for adjustment, and then processed through filtration, mixing and adjusting the PH value of the slurry. Then through the paper machine to wet paper or dry paper, so that paper is produced.

This is followed by coating treatment. In order to increase the waterproof, moisture-proof and antibacterial properties of medical packaging paper, the paper is usually coated, including film blowing, film coating, heat sealing and other processes, so that the paper has higher functionality.

Then there is processing and packaging. The coated paper needs to be processed, including cutting, folding, embossing and other processes, to make it suitable for the packaging of medical supplies. It is then packaged, tested for quality and sterilized, and the finished product is ready for market use.

In general, the production process of medical packaging paper is completed through multiple processes and special equipment, which ensures the quality and health performance of the product. With the continuous development of the medical industry, the production process of medical packaging paper is also constantly innovating and improving to meet the needs of the market.