Nonwoven FABRIC

Nonwoven fabric is a type of material in which fibers are formed by combining, without weaving or knitting processes. These fabrics are usually produced by mechanical, chemical or thermal methods. The most common production methods include spunbond, meltblown, needle punch and airlaid.Dec. Spunbond binds fibers with hot needles, while meltblown turns molten polymers into thin fibers. Needle punch combines fibers with mechanical needles, while with the airlaid method, fibers are distributed freely by airflow. These manufacturing processes ensure that the fabric is lightweight, durable and flexible.

Nonwoven fabrics are preferred in different sectors with their wide range of uses. It is used in surgical covers, masks and hygiene products in the medical sector; in interior parts and filters in the automotive industry; in ground coverings and insulation materials in construction. In addition, they offer recyclable options due to their environmental friendliness and are biodegradable. Nonwoven fabrics provide long-lasting and efficient use with their durability, light weight and various properties.

Durability

Nonwoven fabrics have high mechanical durability and are resistant to wear and tear during long-term use.

Lightness

These fabrics provide a great advantage in terms of transportation and use with their low weight, they are practical and comfortable.

Eco-friendly

Thanks to its recyclable and biodegradable properties, it does not harm the environment and offers a sustainable use.

Flexibility and Breathability

Thanks to their flexible structure and breathable properties, nonwoven fabrics offer comfortable use and allow efficient results to be achieved in different application areas.