Medical

Hygiene & infection control

Interlinings used in medical textiles, such as in surgical gowns and patient bedding, play a role in hygiene and infection control. They can be made of antibacterial materials to prevent the growth of bacteria, reducing the risk of cross - infection in medical environments, ensuring a clean and safe environment for patients and medical staff.

Wound dressing assistance

In wound dressings, some soft and breathable interlinings can be used as the contact layer with the wound. They are gentle on the wound, absorb wound exudate, keep the wound moist for healing, and also provide a protective barrier to prevent external contamination, helping wounds recover better.

Patient comfort in medical devices

Interlinings are applied in medical devices to improve patient comfort. In orthopedic braces and supports, soft interlinings can reduce skin irritation and pressure sores caused by long - term wearing, making patients more comfortable during treatment and rehabilitation, which is conducive to the smooth progress of the treatment process.

Absorbency & fluid management

Certain medical interlinings have good absorbency for fluid management. In incontinence products and medical absorbent pads, they can quickly absorb and lock in body fluids, keeping the patient's skin dry, reducing the risk of skin problems, and also maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of the medical product.