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PET/PE clear film, PET/CPP colored film, multilayer co-extruded thermoforming film
Domestic/Imported medical adhesive-coated paper, adhesive-coated Tyvek 1073B, 1059B, and 2FS
Medical packaging bags are designed for sterilizing medical devices in manufacturing facilities, CSSD sterilization departments, hospital supply rooms, operating theaters, and dental clinics, as well as for storing sterilized instruments. They represent a new, effective, and safe type of packaging for sterilized medical devices. Composition: Simply put, the bag is sealed by high‑temperature heat lamination, which distinguishes it from ordinary plastic packaging. The paper used is medical‑grade dialysis paper, capable of allowing ethylene oxide to permeate; this material facilitates efficient gas penetration during sterilization. After sterilization, the packaging can be cleanly peeled off without leaving any paper residue, and when opened, it releases cleanly without flaking. The film layer of the medical packaging bag is a medical‑grade composite film. On the exterior of the paper, standard printing is applied, featuring simple designs and medical‑inspired color schemes. Typically, two‑color indicator markings are printed to signal the sterilization status.
Medical sterilization pouches are widely used in the healthcare industry. They not only offer excellent sealing performance but also feature simple packaging, good permeability, reliable sterility assurance, and a long shelf life, making them extensively employed in clinical practice. Many people still lack a thorough understanding of these pouches—let’s explore their key characteristics together. Features of medical sterilization pouches: These pouches are manufactured by laminating paper with plastic film and must comply with relevant national or international ISO standards. Depending on the size of the medical device, they can be cut into flat‑ or three‑dimensional configurations of varying widths, ensuring convenient use in clinical settings. Additionally, they incorporate color‑change indicators that clearly signal the sterilization status.