Spunbond non-woven fabric production line

Non-woven fabric, also known as non-woven cloth, is made from oriented or random fibers. It is a new generation of environmentally friendly materials, featuring moisture resistance, breathability, flexibility, lightweight, non-flammability, easy decomposition, non-toxic and non-irritating properties, rich colors, low cost, and recyclability. It is often made from polypropylene (PP material) granules, produced through a continuous process of high-temperature melting, spinning, laying, and thermal pressing. It is called fabric due to its appearance and certain functions. Spunbond non-woven fabric production line: Non-woven fabric does not have warp and weft, making cutting and sewing very convenient, and it is lightweight and easy to shape, which is favored by craft enthusiasts.
Because it is a fabric that does not require spinning and weaving, it simply arranges short fibers or long filaments in an oriented or random manner to form a fiber network structure, which is then reinforced using mechanical, thermal, or chemical methods.
It is not woven or knitted together with individual yarns, but rather the fibers are bonded together directly through physical methods. Therefore, when you take out the adhesive label in your clothes, you will find that you cannot pull out individual threads. Non-woven fabric breaks through traditional textile principles and has a short process flow, fast production speed, high output, low cost, wide application, and diverse material sources.
The relationship between non-woven fabric and spunbond fabric.
Spunbond fabric and non-woven fabric have a subordinate relationship. There are many production processes for making non-woven fabric, among which the spunbond method is one of the non-woven fabric production processes.

Spunbond non-woven fabric production line: (including spunbond method, meltblown method, thermal bonding method, and water jet method; most non-woven fabrics on the market are produced using the spunbond method.)
Non-woven fabric is classified based on its composition, including polyester, polypropylene, nylon, spandex, and acrylic; different compositions will result in distinctly different styles of non-woven fabric. Spunbond fabric generally refers to polyester spunbond and polypropylene spunbond; the styles of these two fabrics are very similar and can only be distinguished through high-temperature testing.
Non-woven fabric is a type of non-woven cloth that directly uses high polymer slices, short fibers, or long filaments to form a network through airflow or mechanical means, which is then reinforced through water jetting, needle punching, or thermal bonding, and finally finished to create a non-woven fabric. It has the advantages of being soft, breathable, and having a flat structure, does not produce fiber debris, is strong, durable, and silk-like soft. It is also a type of reinforcing material and has a cotton-like feel. Compared to cotton fabrics, non-woven bags are easy to shape and are cost-effective.

Customers interested in spunbond non-woven fabric production lines can contact Wenzhou Qirong Technology Co., Ltd.