Modified PP Granules For Melt-blown Nonwoven Fabric

Question & Answer

Question: Why does Melt-blown Nonwoven Fabric have a smell problem?

Many manufacturers make meltblown cloth (especially many small factories) with a great smell. Of course, this odor comes mainly from small molecules. Among them there is the degradation of the material during the process.

However, Modified PP Granules For Melt-blown Nonwoven Fabric as a raw material is also in need of review. For example, the most popular method used by modified plastics manufacturers to produce meltblown PP is chemical degradation, which involves reacting polypropylene with chemical degraders such as organic peroxides in a screw extruder to break the polypropylene molecular chain and reduce its molecular weight.

With many years of experience, we know that these high residual peroxides can irritate facial skin causing allergies and affecting human health. Our Modified PP Granules For Melt-blown Nonwoven Fabric, with very low volatile fraction, are a good reflection of the high quality of our materials.