Non-woven fabric is a relatively common material in the structure of masks
1. Divided according to the production process:
1. Spunlace non-woven fabric. This material mainly sprays high-pressure fine water jets onto one or more layers of fiber webs, so that the fibers are entangled with each other, and the fiber webs are strengthened.
2. Heat-sealing non-woven fabric. This material mainly refers to adding a powdery hot-melt adhesive reinforcement material to the fiber web, and the fiber web is heated and melted and then cooled and consolidated into a cloth.
3. Pulp air-laid non-woven fabric. This material mainly refers to the use of air-laid technology to open the wood pulp fiberboard into a single fiber state, and then use the air-flow method to make the fibers agglomerate on the web curtain, and then reinforce the fiber web into a cloth.
4. Spunbond non-woven fabric. This material is after the polymer has been extruded and stretched to form continuous filaments, the filaments are laid into a web, and the web is then bonded by itself, chemically bonded, and mechanically reinforced to make the web become non-woven. Spinning cloth.
5. Meltblown non-woven fabric. The process of meltblown non-woven fabrics: polymer feeding, melt extrusion, fiber formation, fiber cooling, netting, and reinforcement into cloth.
2. What are the characteristics of non-woven fabrics:
Since the non-woven fabric has no warp and weft threads, it is very convenient to cut and sew, and it is easier to shape. The non-woven fabric breaks through the traditional textile principle, and at the same time has the outstanding characteristics of short process flow, fast production rate, and low cost.
3. What are the basic applications of non-woven fabrics:
Non-woven fabrics are widely used in various fields, such as surgical gowns, surgical drapes, masks, medical dressing materials, cotton pads, wet wipes, medical gauze, medical curtains, etc.