Nerve operation sheet having low fiber shedding rate and making method thereof
A technique for surgical sheets and nerves, applied in the field of low-fluff neurosurgical sheets and its preparation, can solve problems such as brain tissue damage, short fiber fluffing, short fiber shedding, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing interlacing and reducing shedding
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[0024] This example provides a method for preparing a low-fluff neurosurgical sheet, and prepares a low-fluff neurosurgical sheet whose short fibers are not easy to fall off and fluff.
[0025] like figure 1 As shown, the preparation method of the low-fluff neurosurgical sheet of the present embodiment at least comprises the following steps:
[0026] S001: Carding;
[0027] The cotton fiber is combed by a carding machine to remove impurities in the cotton fiber and remove too short and too fine cotton fibers.
[0028] S002: Laying the net;
[0029] The carded cotton fibers are placed in the web-laying machine for parallel laying or semi-cross-laying to minimize the interlacing between cotton fibers. Cotton fibers are laid in parallel or semi-cross-laid into fiber layers that are stacked together, and the ratio of the longitudinal strength (MD) to the transverse strength (CD) of the fiber layers is 1-6.
[0030] S003: Spunlace or acupuncture;
[0031] The laminated fiber l...
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[0045] This embodiment provides a low-fluff neurosurgical sheet, which is prepared by the preparation method of the low-fluff neurosurgical sheet in Embodiment 1 above.
[0046] After carding, the low-lint neurosurgical sheet is made by parallel laying or semi-cross-laying, which reduces the interlacing between fibers and reduces the shedding of short fibers and fine fibers caused by product slitting; the surface of the low-lint neurosurgical sheet is compounded There are adhesives to reduce the shedding and fluffing of short fibers; X-ray development lines and traction lines are combined on the low-fluff neurosurgical sheet to avoid the low-fluff neurosurgical sheet left in the human body.
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