Woven and flocked swabs differ primarily in their fiber construction and absorption properties, making them suitable for different applications, especially in medical, diagnostic, and industrial settings.
Woven Swabs Construction: Made from tightly woven or braided fibers (often cotton or polyester).
Absorption: High liquid retention due to dense fiber structure.
Linting: May shed fibers, which can interfere with sensitive applications (e.g., DNA sampling).
Common Uses: General-purpose cleaning, wound care, and non-critical medical applications.
Flocked Swabs Construction: Features short, perpendicular nylon fibers attached to the tip (like a brush).
Absorption: Rapid liquid absorption and release (better sample collection for diagnostics).
Flocked swabs, especially in medical and diagnostic settings, offer several benefits over traditional cotton swabs: Enhanced Sample Collection Efficiency: Flocked swabs have a unique design whe...
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