Japanese wet-laid non-woven fabrics are made of special fibers (or fiber varieties other than traditional paper-making plant fibers) through a wet-laid process. It originated from long fiber papermaking technol…

Wet forming technology originated from the paper industry. In paper production, fibers are suspended in an aqueous solution. The water flows out of the flat mesh while the fiber material remains on the mesh to …

Wet-laid non-woven fabrics, also known as non-woven fabrics, are products produced using papermaking equipment and technology. The fiber raw materials placed in the water medium are opened into single fibers, a…

The main products of American dry-laid non-woven fabrics are polypropylene and polyester (long fiber and short fiber) non-woven fabrics, which have good high temperature resistance (polypropylene can be used in…

PTFE proton exchange membrane has the following characteristics: high conductivity (high selection of ion conductivity rather than electronic conductivity), good chemical stability (acid and alkali resistance a…

Dry-laid non-woven fabrics are a new generation of environmentally friendly materials that are moisture-proof, breathable, flexible, lightweight, non-combustible, easy to decompose, non-toxic, non-irritating, l…

The main materials of American dry-laid non-woven fabrics are polypropylene and polyester (long fiber, short fiber) non-woven fabrics. The products have good high temperature resistance (polypropylene can be us…

American dry-laid non-woven fabrics are a new generation of environmentally friendly materials that have the advantages of strong strength, breathability and waterproofing, environmental protection, flexibility…

American dry-laid non-woven fabrics refer to extruding and stretching polymers to form continuous filaments, then laying the filaments into a web, which is then self-bonded, thermally bonded, chemically bonded …