Spunlace Non-Woven Fabric is a versatile and high-performance fabric produced using the spunlace (or hydroentanglement) method. This process involves entangling fibers using high-pressure water jets, which results in a fabric with unique properties and applications.

Production Process:

1. Fiber Preparation: The process begins with the selection and preparation of fiber bundles, which are usually made from natural fibers like cotton or synthetic fibers like polyester or nylon.
2. Web Formation: The fibers are carded or combed to form a loose web. This web is typically laid onto a moving conveyor belt or drum.
3. Hydroentanglement: High-pressure water jets are used to entangle the fibers within the web. The water jets force the fibers through each other, creating a dense and cohesive fabric structure.
4. Drying and Finishing: After hydroentanglement, the fabric is dried and may undergo additional finishing processes to enhance its properties, such as adding softeners or increasing strength.

Material:

Spunlace non-woven fabrics can be made from a variety of fibers, including:

• Cotton: Known for its softness and absorbency.
• Polyester: Offers durability and resistance to wrinkling and shrinking.
• Viscose: Provides a blend of softness and strength.
• Blends: Combinations of different fibers to achieve desired properties.

Characteristics:

• Softness and Comfort: The hydroentanglement process results in a fabric that is very soft and gentle, making it suitable for applications where comfort is important.
• High Absorbency: Spunlace fabric often has excellent absorbent properties, especially when made from natural fibers like cotton.
• Strength and Durability: Despite its softness, the entanglement of fibers provides good tensile strength and durability.
• Breathability: The fabric allows air to pass through, enhancing comfort and reducing the risk of overheating.
• Versatility: It can be produced in various weights and thicknesses to suit different applications.

Applications:

• Personal Care Products: Widely used in facial and baby wipes, as well as in medical wipes due to its softness and high absorbency.
• Hygiene Products: Common in products like diapers, feminine hygiene products, and adult incontinence pads for its comfort and absorbency.
• Cleaning Cloths: Used in industrial and household cleaning cloths because of its durability and effectiveness in trapping dust and dirt.
• Medical and Surgical: Employed in medical dressings, surgical drapes, and other healthcare applications where softness and absorbency are critical.

In summary, spunlace non-woven fabric is known for its softness, high absorbency, and durability, making it an ideal material for a wide range of applications in personal care, hygiene, cleaning, and medical fields.

We are committed to supplying high quality spunlace nonwoven products for the facial mask and wipes industry, materials including Tencel, Cupro, Bamboo Fiber, Bamboo Charcoal, Binchotan, Banana Fiber, Seaweed Fiber, Natural Cotton, Organic Cotton, Aloe, Graphite and Viscose, Polyester, etc. Our production base has 8 internationally advanced production lines for cross-laying and 6 parallel production lines, which were imported from Germany and France.

The spunlace non-woven fabrics produced and sold by our company have the characteristics of soft handfeel, smooth surface, no hairiness and good moisture absorption ability. Besides the extensive use in beauty and cleaning fields, they also enjoy a great popularity in industrial filtration, medical, health and other fields. The products are breathable, soft, lightweight, non-toxic, antibacterial, environmentally friendly, etc., extensively used for a couple of applications, and in hundreds of varieties, most of which are mainly manufactured as synthetic leather fabrics (base material for garment leather, ball leather, shoe material substrate), new generation of medical protective products (surgical gown, protective clothing), mesh and parallel sanitary products (mask sheets, wet wipes, towel rolls, gauze sheets), ultra-fine wiping cloth (for glasses, instruments etc. ), filter products, decorative fabrics, etc.