Hydrophilic Non Woven Fabric , Medical Non Woven Fabric Parallel Lapping

Hydrophilic Non Woven Fabric , Medical Non Woven Fabric Parallel Lapping

About spunlace:

Spunlace Process:

Spunlacing, also known as hydroentangling is a process of entangling a web of loose fibers on a porous belt or moving perforated or patterned screen to form a sheet structure by subjecting the fibers to multiple rows of fine high-pressure jets of water (Fig. 1). Various steps are of importance in the hydroentangling process.

Available in PES, PP, and viscose and any combination of these. Used as a barrier for low pressure injection molding. For headliner applications used as an "A" surface or "B" surface lining. We offers Spunlace products produced in machine direction only (B Type) for superior pricing, or Crosslapped (A Type) for a tighter bond, smoother surface, and consistant elongation and tensile properties in both machine direction (MD) and Cross direction (CD).

Key benefits:

• Offers tightly entangled fibers for use as a barrier for low pressure injecting molding
• Cross lapping offers Spunlace in very smooth surfaces for use against thin cloth or other materials to reduce any read-thru
• Can be used as a polyurethane foam replacement in many applications as a cost saving
• Available in Black, Gray, or Beige to control color of face fabrics
• For use in Headliners as a superior sound dampening material
• Weights available in 30 gsm (grams per square meter) up to 220 gsm

Specifications:

Unit weight range: 30 gsm - 120 gsm

Max web width: 2300 MM

Fiber: Viscose rayon, Polyester, Bi-component, Wood pulp paper, 100% Tencel,100% Cotton,100% Silk etc

Type: Plain, Wood pulp paper composite, Mesh/Aperture, Cartoon, Pearl, Three dimensional structure

Aperture style: Small aperture, Big aperture, Drum structure, Fish bone

Finish: Hydrophilic, Flame retardant, Hot melt, Advanced coating

Composite: Lamination with breathable and Polyethylene films, and spunlace nonwoven