Paint Coated 500 Kg/day Cotton Roll Making Machine, Sterile

Here's a step-by-step overview of absorbent surgical cotton roll making from bleached cotton: 1. *Cotton Opening*: Bleached cotton is fed into a cotton opener machine, which breaks down the cotton into individual fibers. 2. *Carding*: The opened cotton fibers are then carded to align them in the same direction, producing a rope-like strand called a sliver. 3. *Lapping*: The carded sliver is then converted into a lap, a thick, flat sheet of cotton fibers. 4. *Wet Lap Formation*: The lap is then formed into a wet lap, where the cotton fibers are evenly distributed and excess water is removed. 5. *Drying*: The wet lap is then dried to remove excess moisture. 6. *Rolling*: The dried cotton is then rolled into cylindrical shapes to form absorbent surgical cotton rolls. 7. *Cutting and Packaging*: The rolls are then cut to desired sizes and packaged for distribution. 8. *Sterilization*: Some surgical cotton rolls may undergo sterilization processes, such as autoclaving or gamma radiation, to ensure they're free from contaminants. 9. *Quality Control*: Final quality checks are performed to ensure the cotton rolls meet the required standards for surgical use. This process ensures the production of high-quality absorbent surgical cotton rolls that meet medical standards.