The application status of non-woven fabrics in the sanitary products market (analysis and application fields of sanitary non-woven fabrics)

At present, the non-woven fabrics used in disposable personal care and hygiene products mainly include spunbonded fabrics, spunmelt fabrics, carded nets, hot-rolled cloths, and spunlace cloths, as well as chemical bonding and pulp air-laid Make the material of the guide layer and the absorption layer. In the Chinese market, sanitary napkins and other sanitary products mostly use hot-air nonwoven fabrics, followed by carded web hot rolled fabrics and spunbonded fabrics. In addition to conforming to the inclination factors for the application of hot air cloth in Asia, the unique softness and fluffiness of hot air cloth bring comfort to users is also an important reason. In particular, the hot air cloth reduces the contact area between the cloth surface and the skin due to its fluffiness, which will give the user a more dry feeling. At the same time, there have also recently been products of sanitary napkin fabrics made of pure cotton fibers through a spunlace process, which is also in line with the trend of the development of natural and environmentally friendly products. Baby diapers account for the main part of baby diapers. At present, the main materials used for the surface layer are SS, SSS and other multi-layer spunbonded nonwovens, composite spun melt fabrics and hot air nonwovens, etc.; almost all of the leak-proof edges use SMS ; The back layer can also use the above-mentioned materials and membrane composite materials. In terms of dosage, more SS and SMS materials are used, but hot air cloth is also used in a certain proportion. With the continuous development of spunbond method and finishing technology, spunbond fabrics can now be processed to be softer than hot-air cloth, and have lower quantitative, higher efficiency and lower cost. In particular, the anti-leakage function of SMS is carded into a net. Non-woven fabric is not easy to replace, so it has been more widely used in the field of diapers in recent years. Adult incontinence products still use cheaper spunbond fabrics, which involves a consumer concept. The consumption of adult incontinence products, including diapers, diapers and nursing pads, is still price-oriented, and market demand is still limited to economical products with basic functions. Consumers pay more attention to the price of single-chip products rather than comprehensive cost performance. Therefore, adult incontinence products are still at an early stage of development and at a lower-end level. It is necessary to develop and promote new materials and technologies that are functional and human For the mid-to-high-end products, the relevant consumer groups need to be given necessary education and guidance.