What is Felt? Felt is a type of matted material created through the process of carding, compressing, and binding short natural and synthetic staple fibers together using methods involving heat, moisture, and pressure. There are three main categories of bonding methods utilized in felt manufacturing: 1) Mechanical Bonding – Needle-punched Felt 2) Heat Bonding –…
What is Spunlaced non-woven fabric? Nonwoven fabrics are sheets formed by interlocking fibers rather than traditional weaving techniques. Spunlaced non-woven fabric is produced by entangling fibers using a high-pressure water jet system. This type of non-woven fabric is known for its lack of binders or adhesives, making it ideal for hygiene-sensitive applications such as clothing…
Los principales fabricantes de fibras discontinuas de poliéster del mundo La fibra cortada de poliéster (PSF) se deriva directamente de la polimerización de chips de fibra de ácido tereftálico purificado (PTA) y monoetilenglicol (MEG) o tereftalato de polietileno (PET), mientras que el hilo de filamento de poliéster (PFY) se extruye directamente de la polimerización de…
Worldwide Nonwoven Outlook Market Report 2020 – 2025 Nonwovens are a category of textile materials that are produced through various processes without the need for weaving or knitting. Instead of interlacing yarns, nonwovens are made by bonding or interlocking fibers through mechanical, thermal, or chemical means. Here’s a detailed overview of nonwovens: Characteristics of Nonwovens…
Polyester Fiber Overview Polyester fiber is made of organic diacid and diol condensation of polyester by spinning synthetic fibers, belonging to polymer compounds. Invented in 1941, is the current synthetic fibers of the first major species.Because of its high fiber strength, it has strong wrinkle resistance, good shape retention and elastic recovery ability.Of course, more…
Introduction to the use of ultra-short fiber Ultra-short fibers are typically defined as short fibers with a length of less than 20mm. The specifications for these products necessitate a range of fiber forms and cut lengths. These products are primarily utilized for enhancing plastic materials in various applications such as hygiene products, non-woven products, papermaking,…
What is Hollow antimicrobial polyester fibers Antimicrobial polyester fibers with a hollow design offer a cutting-edge textile solution that combines the advantages of both natural and synthetic fibers. Here is a summary of their key features: – Composition: These fibers are crafted from polyester and infused with nano-scale antibacterial agents during the manufacturing process. –…
Polyester Wadding (Sintepon) – High-Quality Nonwoven Synthetic Fabric Polyester wadding is a thermally bonded nonwoven fabric made from synthetic fibers. It is produced by mixing a fusible bi-component fiber with raw materials, followed by a heat-sealing process. The fusible fiber, typically composed of a polyester core and a low-melting membrane, melts during heat treatment. Once…
What is polyester staple fiber? In the present day, polyester staple fiber is one of the most used fiber types globally for the textile industry. Due to its advantageous characteristics, the global demand for polyester staple fiber has been increasing for decades as an alternative and sustainable option to cotton and natural fibers. Flexibility, durability,…
When you buy a product packaged in PET, you’ve chosen a package with an established, accessible end-of-life option—recycling. From a curbside bin or wherever you bring your recycling, PET containers are collected, sorted, processed, cleaned, and then remanufactured into a variety of new products, including fiber for clothing and carpets; fiberfill for soft furnishings and…
