This invention proposes a production process for
protein mesh dressings, comprising the following steps: S1, firstly, pressing out several grooves of a preset pattern using an
embossing process, the groove depth being 0.3-0.5 times the thickness of the formed
protein thread; modifying the surface of the embossed release paper, the modification process including first using
plasma activation treatment, followed by
coating the release paper surface with a hydrophobic material; S2, preparing the active material; S3,
coating the active material along the groove trajectory; S4, gradient
drying and curing; firstly, pre-curing the release paper coated with the active material at low temperature, and then
drying and curing using a gradient temperature rise mode; S5, post-treatment; the grooves in this invention not only provide physical boundaries, but also construct directional boundary tension constraints through the sidewalls, breaking the tension balance of disordered
diffusion of liquid lines; while the hydrophobic modification further optimizes the boundary tension distribution of the
solid-
liquid interface, weakening the spreading driving force; thus avoiding the problems of coarsening of the wire
diameter and sparse mesh in existing processes.