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Spunlace nonwoven What is Spunlace Non woven fabric?
Spunlace nonwoven viscose&polyester Material is made from high-quality viscose and polyester fibre with advanced hydroentangle technology designed with the feature of excellent liquid absorbent, durable, tough grime clean capacity, and SGS proved food contact grade.

Our Material has the following properties:

Material Features

Our Nonwoven Spunlace fabric is stretchable, and its original characteristics do not affect it.

Its Appearance & texture is somewhat like traditional textile, and it’s different than other Non-Woven Material such as SMS, Face Mask Raw Material etc.

It has Higher Strength and Lower Fuzziness.

Better Air Permeability

Our Spunlace Nonwoven Fabric has Low Lint.

Nonwoven fabrics are extensively used in the manufacture of both single use (or disposable) and durable clothing, notable market segments being protective clothing, garment linings, interlinings, waddings, shoe linings and synthetic leather fabrics.

Polyester Nonwoven: The High Strength, High Density Nonwoven
When it comes to demanding applications that require strong and durable fabrics, polyester nonwovens offer a great option. Nonwoven polyester fabric can be created from 100% polyester filament or polyester blend. Nonwoven polyester is an excellent choice for a wide range of application needs including industrial filter materials, medical and hygiene products, construction materials, telecom products, agricultural fabric, and more.

A variety of fabric treatment options are available to endue polyester nonwoven materials with specific beneficial characteristics. These attributes may include:

Anti-Microbial/Anti-Bacterial

Anti-Static

Biodegradable

Dry Cleaning Resistance

Flame Retardant

Heat Sealability

Hydrophilic

Depending on the manufacturer, polyester nonwovens can be fabricated in custom colors and printing.

Advantages of Buying Nonwoven Polyester Fabric from WPT Nonwovens

WPT Nonwovens is your one stop source for nonwoven fabric, including polyester nonwoven. We manufacture and source spunbond, needlepunch, wetlaid and carded nonwovens from world class global and domestic suppliers.

Other advantages we offer include:

Virgin grade nonwoven polyester fabric

Ability to provide a sample within 30 days

Production and shipment of your order within four to six weeks

Extensive experience in developing nonwoven polyester fabric

Unsurpassed customer service

A fully capable manufacturing facility located in Beaver Dam, Kentucky

Types of non-woven
There are four main types of non-woven products: Spunbound/Spunlace, Airlaid, Drylaid and Wetlaid. This article covers these main types in detail.
The four main and most common types of-non-woven products are:

Spunbound/Spunlace.

Airlaid.

Drylaid.

Wetlaid.

SPUNBOUND/SPUNLACE

Spunbound fabrics are produced by depositing extruded, spun filaments onto a collection belt in a uniform random manner followed by bonding the fibres. The fibres are separated during the web laying process by air jets or electrostatic charges. The collecting service is usually perforated to prevent the air stream from deflecting and carrying the fibres in an uncontrolled manner. Bonding imparts strength and integrity to the web by applying heated rolls or hot needles to partially melt the polymer and fuse the fibres together. Since molecular orientation increases the melting point, fibres that are not highly drawn can be used as thermal binding fibres. Polyethelene or random ethylene-propylene copolymers are used as low melting bonding sites.

Spunbound products are employed in carpet backing, geotextiles, and disposable medical/hygiene products, automotive products, civil engineering and packaging products.

The process of Spunbound non-woven production tends to be more economical as the fabric production is combined with the fibre production.

AIRLAID

The process of airlaying is a non-woven web forming process that disperses into a fast moving stream and condenses them onto a moving screen by means of pressure or vacuum.

Airlaid fabrics is mainly composed of woodpulp and has a nature of absorbing well. It can be mixed with a definite proportion of SAP to improve its capabilities of absorbing wet. Airlaid non-woven is also referred to as dry paper non-woven. The nonwoven is made through the airlaying process. Transit the woodpulp into the bundle of airflow to make the fibres disperse and agglomeration on the floating web. Airlaid non-woven is reinforced of web.

Airlaid non-woven products are employed in a number of different products across a wide range of industry’s including; the interlining of clothes, medical and hygiene products, embroidery material and filter material.

DRYLAID

Dry laid webs are mainly produced using staple fibres natural or manmade. Dry laid webs formation mainly consists of 4 steps:
Staple fibre preparation –> Opening, cleaning, mixing & blending –> Carding –> Web laying.

Advantages of Drylaid non-woven production include; The isotropic structure of the web, voluminous webs can be produced and a wide variety of process able fibres such as natural, synthetic, glass, steel and carbon.

Drylaid non-woven products are employed by many products ranging from cosmetic wipes and baby diapers to beverage filtration products.

WETLAID

Wetlaid non-woven are non-wovens made by a modified papermaking process. That is, the fibres to be used are suspended in water. A major objective of wet laid nonwoven manufacturing is to produce structures with textile-fabric characteristics, primarily flexibility and strength, at speeds approaching those associate with papermaking.

Specialized paper machines are used to separate the water from the fibres to form a uniform sheet of material, which is then bonded and dried. In the roll good industry 5 -10% of nonwovens are made by using the wet laid technology.

Wetlaid is used for a wide ranging amount of industries and products. Some of the most common products that use wetlaying non-woven technology include; Tea bag paper, Face cloths, Shingling and Synthetic fibre paper.

How to wash polyester
Polyester explained: What it is and how to care for this fabric!Polyester fabric is one of the most synthetic materials used for clothing. However, you may be left wondering does polyester shrink or can you tumble dry polyester? Find out more about caring and washing polyester clothing.

What is polyester? Polyester is a manufactured fibre made by combining a long-chain synthetic polymer with an ester from a substituted aromatic carboxylic acid. You can find a variety of polyesters, such as PET which is used for soft drink bottles, but can also be extruded as a fibre. It’s a strong fibre that’s resistant to stretching and shrinking, and is also wrinkle resistant. Polyester fabric can be combined with a variety of other fabric fibres as well.What clothes are made from polyester fibres?Due to its versatility, in that polyester can be made with a variety of characteristics that make the fabric change its look and feel, you can find polyester used for every type of garment. However, since polyester is durable, especially when blended with other fibres, it’s a great fabric to use for outdoor activities. It’s ideal for wet and damp environments since it’s hydrophobic in nature, especially if it’s coated with a water resistant finish. So you’ll find a number of garments like parkas, outdoor gear and even fleeces made out of polyester.

How to wash polyester fabrics?Always check the fabric care labelAlways check the fabric care label, particularly since polyester is generally combined with all kinds of fabrics.Most polyesters can be machine washed on a warm settingMost polyesters can be machine washed on a warm setting.Add Ariel All in 1 PODS or Ariel Original Washing liquidAdd Ariel All-in-1 PODS Washing Tablets or Ariel Original Washing Liquid with Lenor fabric conditioner for the best results.How to dry polyester fabrics?Polyester can be tumble driedPolyester can be tumble dried on a cool setting and won’t shrink.Remove the garments from the dryer while slightly dampTo avoid wrinkles and static build up, remove the garments from the dryer while slightly damp.

How to iron and store polyester fabrics?While polyester doesn’t tend to wrinkle, if ironing is required use a low heat setting. High temperatures can cause polyester to melt. When it comes to storing your garment, hang or fold the garment based on necessity. Polyester garments can be hung up or folded, depending on the item.How to iron and store polyester fabrics?Whether you’re dealing with tough stains or fabrics that require special care, like silk or cashmere, or more durable materials like nylon or cotton, Ariel can help you see outstanding laundry results in the 1st wash.

Flushable Wet Wipes
It’s something you do automatically every day without giving it a second thought: go to the bathroom, do your business, grab some toilet paper, wipe, flush, wash your hands, and go back to your day.

But is traditional toilet paper the best choice here? Is there something better?

Yes, there is!

Moist toilet tissue — also called flushable wet wipes or flushable moist wipes — can offer a more thorough and effective cleaning experience. There is no shortage of brands that offer flushable wipes today.
What are Flushable Wipes?

Flushable wipes, also called moist toilet tissue, are pre-moistened wipes that contain a cleansing solution. They are specially designed to gently and effectively clean after using the toilet. Flushable moist wipes can be used as a complement to toilet paper, or as a replacement for toilet paper.

In addition to providing a more refreshing and comfortable cleaning experience, flushable* wipes are septic-safe and designed to be flushed down the toilet. For example, Nice ‘N CLEAN® SecureFLUSHTM Technology Flushable Wipes are made from 100% biodegradable** fibers and can be flushed down the toilet up to 5 wipes at a time. The wipes have passed widely accepted flushability guidelines and requirements and are safe for well-maintained sewers and septic systems.

How are Flushable Wipes Made?

Flushable wipes are made with plant-based nonwoven fibers that can break down in the sewer system. Any wipes that contain plastic are not flushable. You may read articles that talk about wet wipes clogging the sewer system – that’s often because consumers flush down wipes that are not designed to be flushed, such as baby wipes and antibacterial wipes.

It is important that you look for a flushable wipe that is plastic-free, like Nice ‘N CLEAN® Flushable Wipes and Nice ‘N CLEAN® SecureFLUSHTM Technology Flushable Wipes.