Subsequent experimental studies identified that the optimum polymer concentration of 30%, coupled with a 24-gauge needle, yielded the most favorable electrospinning outcomes. The fine-tuning process extended beyond concentration adjustment and encompassed modifications to key electrospinning parameters, including the distance between the needle tip and the collector, applied voltage, and polymer solution flow rate. Through systematic adjustments, the following optimal parameters were identified: a distance of 20 cm, a flow rate of 5 mL/h, and an applied voltage of 15 kV. The establishment of these conditions not only enabled the reproducibility of the electrospinning process but also underscored the importance of optimal parameters in governing the morphological characteristics of the resulting fibers.