Selling wet-laid non-woven fabrics imported from Japan
Non-woven fabrics are also called “non-woven fabrics”.
It has extremely many types, and imported wet-laid non-woven fabrics are a branch of non-woven fabrics.
The difference between it and other nonwoven fabrics is that the forming method is a wet process, which is made of special fibers (or fiber varieties other than traditional papermaking plant fibers) through a wet process.
The molding principles of imported wet-laid non-woven fabrics are consistent with traditional papermaking processes.
They all use water as the carrier. After the fibers are evenly dispersed in the water, they are dehydrated on the forming net, and the fibers are deposited on the forming net to form a fiber mesh layer.
To put it simply, the production process of wet-laid non-woven fabrics is as follows: fiber preparation (dissociation, dispersion, addition of chemicals and purification of fiber raw materials, etc.) → wet forming → bonding into a web (chemical or thermal) →Post-finishing (drying, calendering, embossing, coating, color stacking, dyeing and printing, etc.).
There are many types of raw materials that can be used to make imported wet-laid non-woven fabrics: chemical fibers.
Including man-made fibers (regenerated cellulose fibers) and synthetic fibers.
Such as polypropylene fiber, polyvinyl alcohol fiber, polyester fiber, polyethylene fiber, viscose fiber (rayon), etc.
Inorganic fibers.
Including ceramic fiber (silicon hydrochloric acid fiber), asbestos fiber, carbon fiber, glass fiber and metal fiber, etc.
Suzhou New Material Technology Co., Ltd. is a provider specializing in technology development, transfer, consulting, and services in the field of new materials; R&D, production, sales, and customization; and high-efficiency separation and filtration material design solutions.
The company supplies imported wet-laid non-woven fabrics and other types of non-woven fabrics. Interested parties can contact us at any time or enter the store for consultation.
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