Industry Clean Sample Foam Tip Cleaning Swabs

   Foam Swabs are usually used to collect oral or oral cells to identify deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in laboratory tests. This foam is ideal for rapid collection and release of cells. Some cutters of swabs can easily break into the sample collection container. They are also commonly used for disinfection before surgery and absorb a small amount of body fluid during surgery.
  These are also commonly used to remove dust from electronic equipment. Many ATM technicians use foam cotton swabs to clean the inside of the ATM. Keyboard, camera and digital printer can be cleaned in foam Cotton Swab.
  A special function of cleaning laboratory equipment is that there is a hidden container in the handle. The cleaning solution is stored in the hollow space of the handle. When a foam cotton swab is required, manually release the solution into the suction head.
   Many medical equipment and special laboratory equipment are cleaned with foam cotton swabs to keep the precision electronic equipment in the machine. Windowless foam cotton swabs are ideal for cleaning without leaving any harmful residues. Some technicians use foam cotton swabs when assembling and repairing medical devices.

A foam cotton swab is a handheld device that includes a short handle and a small foam tip. Most foam cotton swabs are made of hydrophilic or waterproof reticulated polyurethane foam. The tip of the swab can be rectangular or circular, depending on its intended use. Sterile foam cotton swabs can be packaged separately for single use, usually without latex. Foam cotton swabs can be used to clean wounds, collect biological samples and clean precision electronic equipment.

Medical professionals often use sterile foam swabs for wound care. The unique hydrophilic polyurethane medical foam cotton swab can resist bacterial and fungal contamination. Sterile foam cotton swabs can be used for some wound dressings. Foam swabs are also used to remove exudates from healing wounds without leaving any residue on the wound.
Most dentists use foam swabs regularly. Foam cotton swabs are used to anesthetize oral tissues and absorb excess fluid. After the filler is added to the teeth, it can be used to gently wipe off the residual amalgam.