The Raw Materials of Airthrough Nonwoven in Diaper

ES fiber is one of the most ideal thermal bonding fibers for hot air through nonwoven fabric, mainly used for thermal bonding processing of non-woven fabrics. When the combed fiber network is thermally bonded by hot rolling or hot air penetration, low melting point components form melt adhesion at the intersections of the fibers.

After cooling, non intersection fibers still maintain their original state, which is a form of "point bonding" rather than "zone bonding". Therefore, airthrough nonwoven raw materials have characteristics such as fluffiness, softness, high strength, oil absorption, and blood sucking.

With the development of the market, raw materials of airthrough nonwoven products are widely used in the manufacturing of disposable products with their unique style, such as baby diapers, adult incontinence pads, and fabrics for women's hygiene products.