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non woven fabric has long been integrated into every aspect of our lives. Have you ever noticed in which specific scenarios it is applied?

At the beginning of the 20th century, the principle of nonwoven fabric technology was discovered, but it had not yet been commercialized.  The industrial-scale production of nonwoven fabrics began with the U.S.-based Felt Company in 1939 and was later adopted in Europe.  China's development started relatively late (in the late 20th century), but it has made rapid progress through technological iteration.

As it’s known to us, 55% of the world's non-woven fabrics are made by spunbonding technology.

Spunbond nonwoven fabric, with its high efficiency, multi-functionality and sustainability, has become a basic material for modern industry - from masks to insulation layers of space capsules, its innovative boundaries are still continuously expanding.

Spunbond nonwoven fabric, as a traditional and mature process belonging to nonwoven fabric, still maintains a core position through continuous innovation and technological iteration. Spunbond nonwoven is widely used in many fields.

The demand for interlinings in the global nonwoven materials market has soared.
In this case, non woven fusible interlining—key components for reinforcing collars, cuffs, and belts—is undergoing a technological breakthrough in powder adhesive application.

Breathable Revolution: How Medical Non Woven Tape is Transforming Wound Care Worldwide

The global demand for smart medical materials is surging at an unprecedented pace, and non woven fabrics are spearheading this shift.  It's the nonwoven medical tape that stands out – redefining patient comfort and clinical efficiency.

Join us to push the boundaries of what non woven surgical tapes can achieve.