How Is Non-woven Fabric Made

Let us first understand the origin of non-woven fabrics. Natural fibers exist in nature. Chemical fibers (including man-made fibers and synthetic fibers) are made by dissolving polymer compounds in a solvent to make a spinning solution or heating and melting into a melt at high temperature, and then spinning the melt in a solution or spinning solution. . After being extruded from the spinneret of the silk pump, the jet cools and solidifies to form new fibers, which are post-processed to form staple fibers or filaments that can be used for spinning.

Chemical fiber production process

Woven fabrics are made by spinning fibers into yarns, and then weaving or knitting the yarns into fabrics. Non-woven fabrics do not need to be woven, so how to turn fibers into cloth? There are many production processes for non-woven fabrics, and the processes are different, but the core process includes the formation and reinforcement of fiber webs.