How Are Disposable Sampling Swabs Produced?

1. The purpose of disposable sampling swab:

Disposable sampling swabs are used to collect human and animal gene (DNA) cells. They are generally used in hospitals or laboratories to detect and study viruses, as well as for oral sampling, nasopharyngeal sampling, virus sampling, and nucleic acid sampling. They can be matched disposable virus sampling tubes are used.

2. The production process of a sampling swab

▲Cotton swab stick rapid injection molding production machine

▲Sampling swab electrostatic flocking (electrostatic generator)

▲ Sampling swab flocking drying production line

▲Nucleic acid detection sampling swab packaging equipment

Production Process:

Injection molding --- soaking flocking glue --- centrifugal plastic flocking --- box electrostatic flocking --- baking --- finishing --- inspection --- disinfection packaging

First, inject the swab stick through the automatic injection molding machine, install the swab stick on the bracket, impregnate the flocking glue and centrifuge to shake off the excess glue, put it in the flocking box for flocking, and then dry it in the drying tunnel, and arrange it after drying Inspection, and finally sterilized and packaged into nucleic acid sampling swab products. the

3. Features of disposable sampling swabs:

⑴ The sampling head of this product has soft and vertical flocking hairs, which well solves the problem of secondary bleeding damage caused by the sampling swabs currently used in the market when the patients shed cells during the collection process;

⑵ The product is composed of four parts: handle, connecting rod, sampling head, and casing. It is easy to operate, and the long handle is easy to hold; it can be adjusted back and forth while holding it, which is safe and reliable;

⑶ The sampling head is composed of nylon fluff and viscose. The soft vertical fluff of the sampling head can effectively protect the sampled tissue from damage. It is harmless to the human body and microorganisms and can maximize the collection and release of samples.