About the advantages, applications and raw materials of spunlace nonwovens

Spunlaced non-woven fabric is to spray high-pressure fine water onto one or more layers of fiber nets, so that the fibers are entangled with each other, so that the fiber nets can be reinforced and have a certain strength. Today, the editor will lead you to learn more about the advantages, specific applications and raw materials of spunlace nonwovens!

Advantages of spunlace nonwovens

Spunlaced non-woven fabric has excellent drapability and extremely soft hand feeling, and has good fluffy air permeability, high strength, good hygroscopicity, not easy to fluff, and does not contain chemical adhesives. Due to the many advantages above, it is also widely used in the fields of sanitary materials, household daily necessities, synthetic leather base cloth, filter materials, building reinforcement and leak-proof materials, etc.

Specific applications of spunlace nonwovens

1. Medical hygiene products: This is the most important application field of spunlace nonwovens, which can be roughly divided into surgical supplies and medical care supplies, specifically: wound dressings, surgical covers, bandages, surgical gowns, surgical masks, surgical shoes Covers, Surgical Pads, etc.

2. Household daily necessities: The wiping cloth made of spunlace non-woven fabric does not damage the surface of the object and does not leave fiber debris. It can be used to wipe precision instruments, camera lenses, glass products, handicrafts, etc.

3. Clothing and decorative fabrics: After finishing or printing, spunlace non-woven fabrics can be used as tablecloths, curtain fabrics, car interiors, bedspreads, etc.

Raw materials for spunlace nonwovens

1. Cellulose fiber: This kind of fiber has good hygroscopicity, soft touch, and has natural biodegradation to human allergic reaction, which is very suitable for medical and sanitary materials.

2. Synthetic fibers: polyester and nylon, these fibers have high strength and good elasticity, and are often used to provide strength and elongation for spunlace non-woven fabrics, such as synthetic leather base fabrics, clothing adhesive interlinings, and various covering materials.

3. Special fiber: wood pulp fiber, superfine fiber, glass fiber, etc. Wood pulp fiber is a new raw material developed on spunlace nonwovens in recent years. Its high hygroscopicity allows it to be mixed with other fibers, thus opening up a new field of spunlace nonwovens applications; superfine fibers and water Combined with the thorn technology, the conventional carding and web laying process is used to form a web of split fibers, and then the high-pressure water flow during spunlace impacts the fibers to crack the fibers, thereby forming a spunlace fabric.