Meiya non-woven fabric company: Ingeo biological materials enter non-woven fabric market

Global Textile network, August 18-recently, at the Global Conference on biological materials held in Dallas, USA, Nature Works announced that Meiya non-woven fabric Industry Co. , Ltd (U. S. Pacific) As its general agent in the Asia Pacific region, it sells non-woven products produced from Ingeo biological materials. This is an important move for Ingeo biological materials to enter the non-woven fabric market. At the meeting, several companies published new progress reports on the application of Ingeo materials in the field of non-woven fabrics. This article comes from textile resources. Please enter textile resources directly in the browser. Ingeo biological materials are made from plants rather than oil and are made from renewable plant resources. Compared with the production of traditional petroleum raw materials, the production process consumes less fuel and reduces the emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, which is more environmentally friendly and energy-saving. Many companies use Ingeo biological materials on their products, such as Canon multi-function printers, Fujitsu and NEC Computers, Coca-Cola's new water dispenser cups, fresh food and cooked food containers from Archer Farms, a brand owned by Target in the United States, etc. The application of Ingeo biological materials will be extended to the field of non-woven fabrics. Dr. Larry Wadsworth, chief technical director of Meiya non-woven fabric Industry Co. , Ltd. , said: use Biax- Fiberfilm's unique Biax meltblown production line uses wet wipes made by Ingeo and PHA mixed materials through meltblown methods, which not only prolongs the shelf life of paper towels, it also strengthens its degradation capacity in river water and soil. Biax-Doug, president of Fiberfilm? Brown said that their meltblown production line has demonstrated excellent performance in Ingeo processing. The world famous non-woven fabric company? ? Ahlstrom company uses Ingeo as its main raw material to produce spunbonded non-woven fabric products. Ray Volpe, technical director of the company, said:' Compared with polypropylene products, the spunbonded non-woven fabric can achieve the same or better effect except tensile strength, dyeing ability and surface tension, it is superior to polypropylene in cutting, stain resistance, flame retardant and scalability. ' He said that the company is expanding the application of non-woven products, including the top and bottom fabrics of diapers, plant root protection materials and soft decorations. Larry Wadsworth, chief technical director of Meiya non-woven fabric company, said:' It is precisely because of the excellent performance of Ingeo in the field of non-woven fabrics and its great development potential in China and other Asian countries that we decided to act as an agent for the sale of Ingeo biological materials in the Asia-Pacific region. '