Cellulose Wadding

Cellulose wadding is usually sheets of cellulose designed to wipe up and absorb liquid spills. Cotton wool is derived from cellulose fibers, often derived from wood pulp, this wadding serves multiple purposes. In medical settings, cellulose wadding is commonly used in wound care as it provides a soft and sterile lining for dressings. In addition, its absorbent nature makes it suitable for cleaning and maintaining a dry environment around wounds. In industrial settings, cellulose wadding serves as an effective absorbent material for cleaning spills. The biodegradable nature of cellulose wadding aligns with environmentally friendly practices, making it an environmentally conscious choice. Overall, the versatility and absorbency of cellulose wadding make it a valuable resource in a variety of fields, ranging from healthcare to industrial applications. At Traumacare you will find superabsorbent cellulose wadding made from recycled pulp, resistant to use and suitable for examinations in hospitals, clinics and medical facilities.