Manufacturing principle and development history of non-woven fabrics for automotive interiors

Non-woven fabrics are fabrics that are formed by entwining fibers with many punctured needles without being woven, or partially glued together. People have discovered the manufacturing principle of non-woven fabrics in the early twentieth century. The first factory-scale production was a company in the United States in 1939, and then a company in Europe and Germany also started the production of non-woven fabrics around 1944. The production of non-woven fabrics for automotive interiors in Japan began in 1958. A club, seven more companies joined in the next two years. Nowadays, the use, materials, and production methods of non-woven fabrics have changed. Non-woven fabrics have become an indispensable part of our lives. The secret lies in the flexibility, thickness and various Both performance and shape can be freely created.