The Difference Between PP Non Woven Fabric And Spunlace Nonwoven Fabric

With the strengthening of people's awareness of environmental protection, some Nonwoven Fabric series products gradually appear in our production and life. Non Woven Fabric breaks through the traditional textile principle, with short process flow, fast production speed, high output, low cost Wide range, many sources of raw materials, etc. Today, let`s talk about the difference between PP Non Woven Fabric and spunlace non woven fabrics.

PP means that the raw material of Non Woven Fabric Roll is PP, and spunlace nonwoven fabric refers to the production process. These two kinds of non woven fabric are mainly different in terms of process flow, and the specific fabrics are not essentially different. Now explain in detail non woven fabric polypropylene: the exact name of nonwoven fabric should be non woven fabric. Because it is a kind of fabric formed without spinning and weaving, it is just oriented or randomly arranged textile short fibers or filaments to form a web structure, and then reinforced by mechanical, thermal bonding or chemical methods.

The main uses of non woven fabric can be roughly divided into:
(1) Medical and sanitary nonwoven fabrics: surgical gowns, protective clothing, disinfection wraps, masks, diapers, civilian rags, wiping cloths, wet face towels, magic towels, soft towel rolls, beauty products, sanitary napkins, sanitary care Pads and disposable sanitary cloths, etc.;
(2) Nonwoven fabrics for home decoration: wall coverings, tablecloths, bed sheets, bedspreads, etc.;
(3) Nonwoven fabrics for clothing: lining, fusible interlining, flakes, shaped cotton, various synthetic leather base fabrics, etc.;
(4) Industrial nonwoven fabrics; filter materials, insulating materials, cement packaging bags, non woven geotextiles, covering cloth, etc.;
(5) Agricultural nonwoven fabrics: crop protection fabrics, seedling raising fabrics, irrigation fabrics, thermal insulation curtains, etc.;
(6) Other nonwoven fabrics: space cotton, thermal insulation and sound insulation materials, linoleum, cigarette filters, tea bags, etc.