What are the classifications of nonwoven sheets?

Non-woven sheets are common in many families. They are breathable, non-toxic and antibacterial, and meet the selection criteria of bedding. Many people get into trouble when shopping. Faced with a dazzling array of goods, they don't know what to choose. Presumably, everyone doesn't know much about its specific points. Choosing without goals is not only inefficient, but also wastes a lot of time. Therefore, do your homework before buying. The following small series will introduce you to the classification of non-woven fabrics.

First, the classification of nonwoven sheets-wet nonwovens

This is a very common one. When making, the fiber raw materials placed in the water medium are opened into single fibers, and at the same time, different fiber raw materials are mixed to make fiber suspension slurry, which is conveyed to the web-forming mechanism to form a web in a wet state, and then reinforced into cloth.

Second, the classification of nonwoven sheets-spunlaced nonwovens

The production process of spunlace is mainly to spray high-pressure micro-water on one or more layers of fiber web, so that the fibers are intertwined and the fiber web is strengthened with certain strength. Super production technology, products can be reliably guaranteed.

Classification of nonwovens-pulp airlaid nonwovens

Air-laid nonwovens can also be called dust-free paper or dry papermaking nonwovens. It uses the air-laid technology to open the wood pulp fiberboard into a single fiber state, and then uses the air-laid method to bond the fibers to the net curtain, and the fiber net is reinforced into cloth. So everyone knows what to do.

IV. Classification of Non-woven Sheets-Thermal Bonded Non-woven Fabrics

Many people don't know how it came into being. In fact, hot-bonded nonwovens refer to adding fibrous or powdery hot-melt bonding reinforcing materials to the web, and then heating, melting and cooling the web to strengthen it into cloth.