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Medical nonwovens
Applications and benefits
Medical nonwovens grades provide excellent barrier properties, cotton-like fabric performance and good fit in cost-effective, single-use applications, including:
- Surgical drapes and gowns
- Medical protective gowns
- Face masks
- Shoe covers
- Disposable bedding and hospital apparel
- Sponges, pads and wraps, and filtration media
Product solutions
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ExxonMobil™ PP
Benefit from excellent performance and value with our engineered homopolymers, impact copolymers and random copolymers.
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Vistamaxx™ performance polymers
Imagine the possibilities for production innovation.
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Achieve™ Advanced PP
Challenge reality and rethink what’s possible in automotive performance, packaging design, hygiene comfort and appliance appeal.
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Polyethylene products
Helping to deliver tomorrow’s performance today for a range of healthcare and medical, packaging, agricultural, building and construction, and industrial applications.
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Gradeslate: Polymers and resins for hygiene applications
ExxonMobil offers an impressive range of polymers to help customers meet their hygiene product innovation needs. These include ExxonMobil™ PP, Vistamaxx™ performance polymers, Achieve™ Advanced PP, Exceed™ and Enable™ performance PE polymers and Escorez™ tackifiers.
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Case study: Creating a new differentiated ultra-soft nonwoven fabric
Increasing the dosage of Vistamaxx™ performance polymers in a formulation with ExxonMobil™ polypropylene (PP) resins offers an ultra-soft-touch feel, low fluff, consistent quality and stable high-speed processability.
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Create new softness for nonwovens
Vistamaxx™ performance polymers are providing manufacturers of nonwoven fabrics with possibilities to develop new kinds of soft nonwovens.
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