Melt-blown fabrics production line built to boost production of masks amid epidemic

A technician shows a piece of melt-blown fabrics, a key material in making masks, at a plant in Fangshan District of Beijing, capital of China, March 7, 2020. With a designed annual production capacity of 14,400 tons, the melt-blown fabrics production line of Yanshan petrochemical company in Beijing, was built to boost the production of masks amid the fight against the novel coronavirus.

Technicians make marks on melt-blown fabrics, a key material in making masks, on a production line in Fangshan District of Beijing, capital of China, March 7, 2020. 

Technicians transport melt-blown fabrics, a key material in making masks, at a plant in Fangshan District of Beijing.

A technician checks the equipment on a production line of melt-blown fabrics, a key material in making masks, in Fangshan District of Beijing.

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