Common Materials for M-3 Cleanroom Paper
M-3 cleanroom paper is widely used in various fields, including electronics, semiconductors, optics, and lasers. It plays a crucial role in the PCB, LCD, and semiconductor industries, providing key technical support and assurance for production in these sectors. However, many people are unfamiliar with M-3 cleanroom paper, especially its materials. Below is an introduction to the materials of M-3 cleanroom paper and their respective advantages.
1. 70% Viscose + 20% Polyester + 10% ES
M-3 cleanroom paper made of 70% viscose, 20% polyester, and 10% ES has a 22-mesh spunlace mesh. Its advantages include softness and good liquid absorption.
2. 100% Polyester
100% polyester M-3 cleanroom paper is made of a rigid material with a 22-mesh spunlace mesh. Its advantages include strong abrasion resistance and excellent dust removal, mainly due to the strong abrasion resistance of polyester.
3. 20% Viscose + 80% Polyester: M-3 cleanroom paper made of 20% viscose and 80% polyester features a stiff, small-mesh spunlace 25-mesh design. Its advantages include good absorbency, low lint shedding, and a denser mesh to trap dust.
4. 100% Viscose: M-3 cleanroom paper made of 100% viscose features an AX small-mesh spunlace 25-mesh design. Its advantages include low lint shedding while maintaining good abrasion resistance, and a denser mesh to trap dust.
5. 30% Polyester + 60% Viscose + 10% Low Melting Point Material: Custom-made M-3 cleanroom paper made of 30% polyester, 60% viscose, and 10% low melting point material, with a spunlace 22-mesh mesh. Its advantages include extremely low lint shedding, and above-average softness, absorbency, and abrasion resistance, with a denser mesh to trap dust.