Breathable Film

It is divided into PP film and PE film depending on its raw material, and manufactures PE waterproof layer for women's sanitary napkin use, and the waterproof layer for baby diaper use, which is laminated with PE film and non-woven fabric.Also, PE film is divided into breathable film and non-breathable film, where the breathable film is used as the outside cover of the disposable baby diaper and women's sanitary napkins, as well as in the original fabric of disposable protection working uniform, etc. The applied use of the breathable PE film (breathable film), which is manufactured as the main product, is varied. Up to 1996, the raw material of the outside cover of the disposable baby diaper was manufactured with non-breathable PE film. However, due to frequent occurrence of damage to babies' skin (colloid, eczema), the use of breathable film, invented in the US, took over, reducing babies' skin damage by making the diapers with film that can breathe air. The scope of use has currently expanded to the outside cover of disposable baby diapers and women's sanitary napkins. Currently, the breathable film that is produced in Korea, following the US and Japan, was exported to Australia and the Asia region (Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Taiwan) in 1997, and used in Europe after exporting to Germany in 1999. Diapers and sanitary napkins are being changed from non-breathable film to breathable film worldwide. Also, with the economic development of China, it is growing continuously with the tendency of increase of disposable diapers and s anitary napkins.Finished products that applied the breathable film are "White", "Huggies", "Kotex", etc. from Yuhan-Kimberly, and "Magix", "Bosomi", etc from Dae Han Pulp