Nonwoven materials are produced with directionally or randomly oriented fibers. They have a wide range of excellent properties including absorbency, water repellency, softness, stretchiness, and washability. These characteristics make nonwoven fabrics an economical and safe material for many different applications.

There are a variety of production techniques available for nonwoven production, of which the spun-bond process is one of the more common ones.

Different components are applied to form various nonwoven fabric styles. Spunbond nonwovens are often made of polyester (PET) and polypropylene (PP) fibers.

• Lightweight
• Soft to the touch
• Excellent water repellency and air permeability
• Safe and mild, in full compliance with FDA requirements
• Great anti-microbial capacity and chemical resistance
• Eco-friendly (One piece of nonwoven shopping bag can be completely degraded within 90 days, causing less harm to our environment than plastic bags.)

Nonwoven fabrics are excellent choices for economical and eco-friendly packaging, agricultural materials, medical fabrics, and much more. Many common products are made from nonwoven materials, including curtains, surgical gowns, wound care materials, clothing, and tote bags.