Material Considerations for Medical Pouches in Dialysis Paper Applications

Dialysis paper is a specialized type of medical pouch material utilized in dialysis procedures. It is manufactured by combining cellulose with synthetic fibers. Designed for permeability to water and small molecules, this paper facilitates the removal of waste products and excess fluids from the blood during dialysis. Additionally, it is engineered to be tear-resistant and puncture-proof, ensuring the safety and integrity of the dialysis pouch.

Commonly employed in both hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis treatments, dialysis paper is also referred to as medical grid paint-coated paper. This material can be categorized into two types based on its adhesive properties: hydrosol and hot melt adhesive. It is suitable for sterilization methods such as steam/autoclave, EO (Ethylene Oxide), and Gamma irradiation.

Material: The dialysis paper is available in two forms: French Acho Wiggins adhesive dialysis paper and Chinese medical adhesive dialysis paper.

• The paper adheres perfectly to PE co-extruded film and is easily peeled off.
• It exhibits good stability and provides an economical and stable supply.
• It contains no toxic chemical residues (such as benzene or hydrocarbon products).
• A large amount of glue is applied, providing excellent versatility, strong adhesion, and toughness, making it less prone to breaking.
• The paper is coated using resin extrusion without the use of solvents.

Standards: KMNPack medical paint-coated paper strictly complies with EN868-3 and EN868-6 standards.