Understanding Spunbond Non-Woven Technology
Spunbond non-woven fabric is a high-performance technical textile manufactured by extruding molten 100% virgin Polypropylene (PP) polymer through fine spinnerets into continuous filaments. These filaments are drawn, randomly laid onto a moving conveyor belt, and thermally bonded together using heated calender rollers to form a cohesive, high-tensile web.
Key Properties & Specifications
- GSM Range: Available from 10 GSM (ultra-light medical/hygiene) up to 300 GSM (heavy-duty industrial reinforcement).
- High Tensile & Tear Strength: Uniform filament arrangement delivers exceptional cross-directional (CD) and machine-directional (MD) strength.
- Hydrophobic or Hydrophilic: Naturally water-repellent, but can be treated with hydrophilic surfactants for fluid absorption.
- 100% Recyclable: Polypropylene mono-polymer composition allows full recyclability in standard PP recovery streams.
Primary Applications & Solutions
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