What Causes Static Electricity In Nonwoven Fabrics During Production?

Nonwoven Fabric is made of textile fibers through bonding, fusion or other chemical and mechanical methods. The production technology of non woven fabrics has been greatly improved, and techniques such as needle punching, tufting, and stitching have been adopted one after another. The output of natural fiber and chemical fiber Non Woven Fabric Roll has greatly increased, and its uses are becoming more and more extensive.

1. External factors may be because the weather is too dry and the humidity is not enough. The production technology of Non Woven Fabric roll has been greatly improved, and techniques such as needle punching, tufting, and stitching have been adopted one after another. The output of natural fiber and chemical fiber non woven fabrics has greatly increased, and its uses are becoming more and more extensive.

2. When there is no antistatic agent on the fiber, because the moisture regain of polyester cotton is 0.3 %. As a result of the lack of antistatic agent, static electricity is easily generated during the production of non woven fabrics.

3. The oil content of the fiber is low, and the relatively low content of electrostatic agent will also generate static electricity.
4. Methods to prevent static electricity In addition to humidifying the production workshop, it is also very important to effectively eliminate oil - free cotton during the cotton feeding stage.