PP non-woven fabric

Features:

An S/SS/SSS non-woven fabric is made from PP raw material pellets, which is formed by high temperature melting, extrusion, netting, and hot rolling.it’s non-toxic and moisture-safe properties makes it a great material for food packing，it’s highly biodegradable making it a desirable option for single-use items and medical venture.this kind of non-woven also has the advantage of soft,excellent tensile strength,eco-friendly,anti-bacterial.

Weight：10gsm-100gsm

Width：Max 3.2m

Color：according to customer’s request

Capacity：60 tons/day

Special treatments: Anti-alcohol, Anti-blood, Anti-s11:19:25tatic, Hydrophilic, Super-Soft, Flame retardant

Applications:

Medical: surgical gowns, protective clothing, surgical caps, masks, disposable shoe covers, disposable mattresses, etc.

Hygiene: baby and adult diapers, feminine hygiene products, sanitary pads, etc.

Other fields: clothing, home furnishing, packaging, industry, agriculture, etc.

PP non-woven fabric is made of PP, PE, nylon and glass fiber with some additives in the form of tension. It is thin and soft, with good toughness and tensile strength. The main application of products includes bags, handbags, needlework, industrial films and so on. PP non-woven fabric is made from polypropylene and is often used in applications where a water, mold, or fire resistant product is needed. It has a great tensile strength and elongation, as well as being able to cope with heat in the dryer. This fabric is easy to cut and sew, making it an easy alternative for many applications.

Fabric made from polypropylene (PP), which is one of the most widely used thermoplastic resins. It is the stiff, cheap, and easily formed material for non-woven products. Polypropylene is resistant to chemicals, heat, and UV radiation. PP, or polypropylene, is a thermoplastic polymer that is widely used in a variety of products due to its low cost, high strength, and durability.

A non-woven fabric made from PP fibers is created by bonding or entangling the fibers together, rather than using a traditional weaving or knitting process.These fabrics are lightweight, durable, and resistant to moisture, chemicals, and mildew. They are commonly used in a wide range of applications such as filters, geotextiles, medical and hygiene products, industrial wipes, and packaging materials.