spunlace nonwoven fabric

As a modern cleaning product, the quality of wet wipes is closely related to the selected wet wipes raw materials. Among them, spunlace nonwoven fabric uses high-pressure water flow to entangle the fibers, combining the softness of textile fabrics with the toughness and water absorption of nonwoven fabrics, making it an ideal material for manufacturing spunlace wipes. Spunlace nonwoven wipes are soft and comfortable, suitable for direct contact with the skin, and their fiber structure ensures rapid water absorption and keeps them moist for effective cleaning. At the same time, the toughness and durability make the wet wipes not easy to break, improve the user experience, and extend the service life. Environmental protection is another highlight of spunlace nonwoven fabrics. No chemicals need to be added during the production process, which is in line with the concept of environmental protection, and the production cost is low, which helps to reduce the price of wet wipes. Spunlace nonwoven wipes are widely used, suitable for household cleaning, personal hygiene, baby care and outdoor travel, etc. They provide a soft and durable wiping surface, effectively clean stains, and have good air permeability to extend the shelf life of the product. However, it is necessary to change it in time to avoid bacterial growth. People with sensitive skin should choose products with reliable quality and safe ingredients.   In summary, the application of spunlace non-woven fabrics in wet wipes has multiple advantages. It not only improves the quality of wet wipes, but also conforms to the concept of environmental protection and reduces costs. In the future, spunlace non-woven wet wipes will play a more important role in daily life, bringing people a convenient, comfortable and environmentally friendly cleaning experience.

The spunlace nonwoven process is an advanced fiber processing technology that uses high-pressure water to spray the fiber web so that the fibers are entangled with each other to form a cloth. The entire process includes fiber web formation, pre-wetting, spunlace reinforcement, post-treatment, drying and shaping, curling and cutting. First, fibers such as polyester, viscose, and wood pulp are spread into a uniform fiber web through air or water flow. Then, a pre-wetting treatment is carried out to compact the fiber web and remove the air so that the fiber web can absorb the energy of the water jet more effectively. Then, the fiber web is fed into the spunlace machine, and the high-pressure water jet is sprayed onto the fiber web at a high speed, causing the fibers to displace, intersperse and entangle, forming flexible entanglement points and reinforcing the fiber web. There are three types of spunlace reinforcement methods: flat net, rotating hub, and a combination of the two, which can meet different production needs. The spunlace nonwoven process has the characteristics of environmental protection, high strength, softness, breathability, and adaptability. No chemical adhesives are used, and the environmental performance is excellent; the tightly entangled structure formed by high-pressure water flow gives it high strength and durability; good softness and skin-friendliness are suitable for close-fitting products; the tiny channels between fibers are conducive to air circulation and have good air permeability; it is suitable for a variety of fiber raw materials and can be customized according to customer needs. Spunlace nonwoven fabrics are widely used in medical and health, personal care, household goods and industrial fields. Such as medical supplies such as surgical gowns, masks, bandages, disposable sanitary products such as sanitary napkins and diapers, cleaning supplies such as rags and mops, as well as filter materials, insulation materials, packaging materials, etc. In short, the spunlace non-woven fabric process, with its unique characteristics and excellent performance, has brought convenience to people's lives and work in many fields.