Products

100% ES fiber, thermal-bonded, 30g non-woven filter bag. UV sterilized, glue-free. Captures fine grounds for smooth coffee/tea.

Econ's liquid filtration nonwoven fabric, crafted from premium raw materials, is highly trusted and widely preferred by global customers.

Econ’s  liquid filtration non woven fabric is made of high-quality raw material and is deeply favored by consumers all over the world.

Econ supplies cost-effective, high-quality fabric rolls for filtration, medical, and cleaning applications. For processing or distribution, please email us with any questions or advice.

Econ, a professional nonwoven fabric manufacturer, provides cost-effective quality fabric rolls for filtration, medical, and cleaning uses. For processing or distribution, please email us with any questions or advice.

For years, Econ has produced high-performance medical fabrics for surgical gowns, bed sheets, drapes, face masks, and apparel. Our product folio consists of single-use medical fabrics that ensure healthcare professionals stay safe and comfortable.

Econ Factory specializes in nonwoven fabric rolls for medical applications, serving as key materials for surgical gowns, bed sheets, drapes, and more.

By combining the soft and breathable spunlace layer surface with the polypropylene film, our composite spun-lace nonwoven fabric has achieved a significant improvement in performance for high-demand applications.

Econ’s air filter media nonwoven fabric is produced to offer outstanding filtration capabilities. It can effectively filter the air and provide cleaner air.

This material is formed by bonding a thin aluminum coating to a nonwoven backing via vacuum metallization, resulting in a lightweight yet high-performance composite fabric.

Aluminized nonwoven is a high-performance composite material produced by depositing a micro-thin layer of pure aluminum onto a nonwoven substrate through a precise vacuum metallization process.

Econ factory mainly produce non-woven fabric rolls for medical use.These products  are mainly used to make surgical gowns, bed sheets, drapes, etc.