What is Microfiber Nonwoven

 

Microfiber non-woven fabric is a kind of only 0.1mm, but very fine fiber. This filament is very fine, strong and soft. The wedge-shaped polyester is embedded in the nylon core in the middle of the fiber, which can effectively absorb and accumulate dirt. Soft microfiber won't damage any surfaces. The microfiber filaments grab and hold dust and are magnetically attractive. Made from 80% polyester and 20% nylon, each strand is only about one-twentieth the size of silk.

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Microfiber Nonwoven is a high-tech synthetic fabric that is made of extremely fine fibers. This material has excellent water and dirt resistance, making it ideal for use in cleaning and wiping applications. Microfiber Nonwoven is also incredibly durable and can withstand repeated washings and use without degrading. It is soft to the touch, making it gentle on delicate surfaces and suitable for use on a wide range of surfaces, including windows, mirrors, and electronics.

 
Advantages of Microfiber Nonwoven

Advanced Dust Removal

The star-shaped microfilaments work like tiny magnets when used dry, capturing the finest dust particles for a truly clean surface.

Effortless Deep Cleaning

When used wet, this non-woven cloth's microfilaments penetrate deep into surfaces to remove stubborn dirt and grease without the need for harsh chemicals.

Surface Protection

The soft, non-woven microfiber cloth delivers a powerful clean that won't scratch or damage glass, stainless steel, wood, or other delicate finishes.

Impressive Absorbency & Durability

Our non-woven microfiber cloth holds up to 4 times its weight in liquids, dries quickly, resists shredding for long-lasting use, and can withstand numerous machine washes.

 

Why Choose US

 

 

Our factory
Huiqiandu (Hangzhou) Nonwoven Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2016. The boss originally did sales business in a spunlace nonwoven factory and has 10 years of experience in the nonwoven industry.

 

Our product
The company's conventional non-woven fabric manufacturers are mainly concentrated in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, mainly supplying parallel spunlace non-woven fabrics, cross-spunlace non-woven fabrics, woodpulp pp pet non-woven fabrics, microfiber non-woven fabrics, and spunbonded non-woven fabrics. Cloth, hot-rolled non-woven fabric, impregnated non-woven fabric, hot-air non-woven fabric, and related finished products: wet wipes, wiper, facial masks, etc.

 

Professional certificate
We have passed ISO9001, BSCI, WCA, and SGS certifications, and cooperates with plenty of well-known enterprises at home and abroad.

 

Quality control
The quality inspector inspects the product everyhour to test its weight, thickness, strength andwater absorption.

 

What Are The Main Raw Materials Spunlace Nonwoven Fabric

 

The primary raw materials used in the production of spunlace nonwoven fabric include:


Fibers:
Natural fibers: Cotton, viscose, wood pulp, etc.
Synthetic fibers: Polyester, polypropylene, etc.

 

Water:
High-pressure water jets are a crucial element in the hydroentanglement process. Water is used to entangle and bond the fibers without the need for chemical binders.

 

Additives:
Some spunlace fabrics may include additives or treatments for specific performance characteristics. For example, antimicrobial agents, softeners, or other chemicals may be added during the finishing process.


Spunlace nonwoven fabric is known for its softness, strength, and versatility. The choice of raw materials and the manufacturing process can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of different applications, ranging from medical and hygiene products to industrial wipes and apparel.

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Application of Microfiber Nonwoven
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Spunlace nonwoven fabrics for medical and sanitary use: Surgical gowns, protective clothing, sterile wraps, medical curtains, wound dressings, masks, diapers, civilian wipes.

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Sanitary cloth: Wet face towel, magic towel, cotton pad, soft towel roll, beauty products, sanitary napkin, sanitary pad and disposable sanitary cloth, etc.

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Spunlace nonwoven fabrics for home decoration: Wall coverings, tablecloths, bed sheets, bedspreads, etc.

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Spunlace nonwoven fabrics for clothing: Linings, adhesive linings, flakes, shaped cotton, various synthetic leather base fabrics, etc.

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Spunlace nonwoven fabrics for industrial use: Filter materials, insulating materials, coating base fabrics, cement packaging bags, geotextiles, covering fabrics, etc.;

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Agricultural nonwoven fabrics: Crop protection fabrics, seedling raising fabrics, irrigation fabrics, thermal insulation curtains, etc.;

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Other nonwoven fabrics: High-grade rags for electronic industry, high-grade rags for instrumentation, aviation rags, space cotton, thermal insulation materials, linoleum, cigarette filters, tea bags, etc.

 

The Production Process of Microfiber Nonwoven
 

Fiber preparation
The process begins with the selection of raw fibers. Common fibers used in nonwoven manufacturing include natural fibers like cotton, viscose, and wood pulp, as well as synthetic fibers like polyester and polypropylene.

 

Carding

The selected fibers are carded, which involves separating and aligning the fibers to create a web. Carding helps to form a uniform and continuous fiber web that will be used in the subsequent stages.

 

Web formation
The carded fibers are laid out to form a loose web. This web acts as the starting material for the entanglement process.

 

Drying
After hydroentanglement, the fabric is typically passed through drying ovens or other drying mechanisms to remove excess moisture.

 

Finishing
The finished spunlace fabric may undergo additional finishing processes depending on the intended application. This can include treatments to enhance softness, absorbency, or other specific properties.

 

Rolling
The final product is then rolled into large rolls for transportation and further processing.

 

Nonwoven fabric is known for its softness, strength, and versatility. The choice of raw materials and the manufacturing process can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of different applications, ranging from medical and hygiene products to industrial wipes and apparel.

 

What Is the Difference Between Microfiber and Cotton Fiber

 

The strength of ordinary cotton cotton fiber is relatively low. After rubbing the surface of the object, it will leave many broken fibers. Microfiber cloth is a long fiber, with high fiber strength and toughness. In the process of use, it basically does not leave fiber fragments on the surface of the object, and can absorb all kinds of lint by virtue of its own micro-electrostatic effect.

 

When wiping an object, ordinary cotton fabric directly sucks the dust, grease, dirt, etc. On the surface of the object to be wiped into the fiber. After use, the remaining in the fiber is not easy to remove. After a long time, it will become hard and lose its elasticity. Use, and superfine fiber fabric can effectively solve the above-mentioned shortcomings. Because its diameter is only 0.4μm, the fiber fineness is only 1/20 of silk, and its special wedge-shaped cross-section can more effectively capture even a few micrometers of dust particles, and absorb dirt between the fibers (instead of fibers). Internal), coupled with high fiber and high density, it is very easy to clean after sticking. Unless it is stained with stubborn oil stains, it does not need any chemical detergent to wash. Use ordinary laundry soap and gently scrub in warm water. It is cleaned.

 

Microfiber cloth, by virtue of advanced weaving technology and finishing technology, the fiber of the finished fabric has a standard orange petal-shaped cross section and more layered structure. Therefore, its water absorption and moisture permeability (including water absorption and water absorption speed) ) and water retention capacity is particularly outstanding. Under normal conditions, the water absorption capacity is 10 times that of cotton products of the same weight, and the water retention capacity is 5 times of its own weight. In a wet state, it has better water absorption than in a dry state. Compared with cotton fabrics, because of its special fiber characteristics, there is no protein hydrolysis, so it is difficult for bacteria to survive, even if it is kept in a humid state for a long time, it will not become moldy, sticky or smelly. The service life is about five times that of cotton fabrics.

 

Functional Of Spunlace Nonwoven Fabric In The Household

The spunlace non-woven fabric is made by water puncturing to make the fibers softly entangled together, so that it will not damage the fibers and therefore does not affect the softness of the fibers. So it is both tough and soft.

 

The appearance of spunlace nonwovens looks very close to traditional textiles. Unlike fabrics made from other non-woven materials, it looks increasingly natural and soft.

 

Because the strength of the spunlace nonwoven is very high, it is resistant to wear and tear, and it is not easy to fluff. It does not add any adhesive when it is manufactured. Its strength depends on the fiber, and it will not be washed and softened.

 

This fabric has a strong ability to absorb moisture and can quickly absorb moisture into the fiber web. The spunlace nonwoven fabric is also very good in air permeability and can be used to make clothes without feeling boring.

 

The appearance design of spunlace nonwovens is very rich, which can change many tricks and satisfy various aesthetic demands.

 

 

5 Characteristics to Consider in Choosing Nonwoven Fibers

 

 

Strength
If strength is an important feature for your finished product to have, synthetic fibers offer high tensile strength. High strength synthetic fibers can be blended with weaker fibers to create a durable bicomponent fiber nonwovens. Polyester filament or a polyester blend fiber are a great choice for strength because polyester nonwovens offer high density. Nonwovens that require strength include those used for medical and hygiene products, construction materials, telecom products, agricultural fabric, and more.

 

Temperature resistance
A variety of fibers including cotton, rayon, polyester, and blend can be used to create nonwovens with resistance to temperature. Chemical bonding is highly effective for developing temperature resistant nonwovens. The process of chemical bonding involves the application of a chemical binder to join polyester and rayon fibers to impart unique and beneficial characteristics to nonwovens, such as temperature resistance.

 

Shape
For products that need to retain their shape, without shrinking, stretching, or creasing, polyester fibers offer the best option. Chemical bonding and bicomponent fibers can also be beneficial to impart characteristics such as resistance to washing or dry cleaning, resistance to aging, as well as superior flexibility and handling.

 

Absorbency
For the characteristics of superior absorption and release, with a high degree of comfort and softness, cotton fiber is a great choice. Rayon filament or rayon blend are natural fibers derived from wood pulp, that offer high absorbency, softness, and comfortable finish. Nonwoven cotton and nonwoven rayon are ideal materials for a hygienic application needs including cosmetic wipes, baby diapers, adult incontinence products, hygiene products, cleaning wipes, medical bandages, equine bandages, and more. When durability is also required, other types of fibers can be treated or blended to create a hydrophilic nonwoven.

 

Sustainability
Naturally occurring fibers are the best choice for sustainable nonwoven products. Though natural fibers are considered to be more expensive, they can be made in a way that makes them very competitive with synthetic fiber products if you choose a supplier that is experienced in developing environmentally friendly nonwovens. As governmental regulatory pressures concerning the environment increase, manufacturers in a variety of industries are switching from synthetic fiber nonwovens to compostable or biodegradable fiber environmentally friendly and sustainable nonwovens.

 

Several Issues That Need to Be Paid Attention to in the Production of Non-woven Fabrics

There are many problems in the production process of non-woven fabrics that need to be paid attention to. In addition to ensuring the quality of raw materials, the size and thickness of non-woven fabrics also need special attention. Only by strictly following the relevant precautions in the production process of non-woven fabrics can you ensure the quality of non-woven fabrics.
Several issues that need to be paid attention to in the production process of non-woven fabrics:

 
 

The raw materials used in non-woven fabrics are various chemical fiber fabrics and fabrics. Before production, various fabrics need to be crushed and fused. In this process, the fine fabric dust generated will cause harm to the human body. Therefore, the first is to pay attention to the physical health of workers.

 
 
 

During the crushing process, the fine fabric dust produced is very easy to be printed and dyed. Therefore, prohibiting fireworks in the workshop is the primary task. In the event of a problem, it will cause irreparable major losses.

 
 
 

Non-woven fabric is a kind of insulation material in insulation products. Try to avoid the waste rate in each link during production, and improve the success rate of the product is the fundamental to win the market. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the regular and regular maintenance of the production equipment to avoid affecting the product. Quality.

 

 

Precautions for Maintaining Microfiber Non-woven

 

If the microfiber non-woven has pilling, you need to use scissors to cut off the pompom to prevent the pilling from getting worse due to loose threads. Remember not to pull it by force.

 

If you are storing microfiber non-woven from season to season, they need to be sealed in a plastic bag after washing, ironing, and drying, and placed flat in the wardrobe. Be careful to avoid light to avoid fading.

 

When maintaining this material, you should ventilate it frequently and remember not to expose it to the sun. When stored in a wardrobe, the material needs to be kept clean, and antifungal agents should also be added to prevent mold and insects from growing due to moisture.

 

If it is worn outside, try not to let the microfiber non-woven rub with hard objects such as tabletops. And the wearing time should not be too long to ensure the elasticity of the clothes.

 

If it is worn internally, it is forbidden to put hard objects in the pocket, such as keys, mobile phones, etc., to avoid local friction and pilling.

 

FAQ

Q: Is microfiber non-woven?

A: In cleaning products, microfiber can be 100% polyester, or a blend of polyester and polyamide (nylon). It can be either a woven product or a non woven product, the latter most often used in limited use or disposable cloths.

Q: What kind of material is microfiber?

A: Microfiber is a man-made, synthetic material formed through a chemical process. It is composed of materials such as polyester, nylon polymers, or wood pulp. Unlike their natural-fiber counterparts, materials made with microfiber are less prone to shrinking and wrinkling while still maintaining a soft and durable feel.

Q: Which is better, microfiber or cotton?

A: Microfiber sheets wick moisture away, leaving you dry, and they're quite breathable as well. Cotton is more absorbent than wicking, but is highly breathable. In comparison to microfiber, cotton will sleep a bit cooler, though neither will keep you hot. It may help to take a look at some sample linens.

Q: What is the difference between fiber and microfiber?

A: Microfibre knits feel more like natural fibres and feel less 'clammy' in warm weather than regular synthetic yarns. Compared with familiar fibres, microfibres are half the diameter of a fine silk fibre, one-third the diameter of cotton, a quarter the diameter of fine wool, and 100 times finer than human hair.

Q: Is microfiber just plastic?

A: Microfibers are a type of microplastics, but they also have unique properties that some believe cause more harm than your usual microbead - these are little bits of plastics, often used in facial scrubs and soaps.

Q: Is microfiber just polyester?

A: The term “microfiber” comes from the fact that the fabric is made to be thinner than regular polyester fabrics. Microfiber is generally created by combining polyester with nylon to make the fabric more breathable and absorbent. It's generally finer than one denier which makes it comparable to silk in terms of thinness.

Q: Is microfiber the same as nylon?

A: In cleaning products microfiber is a blend of polyester and polyamide (nylon). In higher quality cleaning textiles the fiber is split during the manufacturing process to produce spaces in each fiber.

Q: Why is microfiber cheap?

A: There's no need to grow, harvest, or process any crops to make them. The manufacturing process is fast and cheap.

Q: Is microfiber safe for skin?

A: The fibers in microfiber towels are ultrafine and gentle on the skin. Their use benefits the skin in many ways. Also, microfiber towels are relatively inexpensive. Proper care of your microfiber towels will ensure they last a long time.

Q: How to tell if a cloth is microfiber?

A: Better microfiber cloths are actually tighter and more tightly woven, which makes them feel stiffer. Test the cloth by holding it up to the sunlight, stretch the cloth, and if it is a tight weave and you don't see a lot of sunlight, it's a high-quality cloth.

Q: How is spunlace nonwoven made?

A: The spunlace nonwoven fabric is a product of the process of entangling a web of loose fibres through multiple rows of jets of water at high pressure which pierce the material and tangled the fibres.

Q: What is spunlace non-woven used for?

A: Spunlace is widely used in wet wipes, personal, Beauty, industrial, medical wipes etc. We are well known Nonwoven Fabric Manufacturer for Wet Wipes of Spunlace NonWoven. We can also avail Spunlacenon woven adhesive roll.

Q: How do you care for non-woven fabric?

A: The temperature during drying and blowing should be low and not too high, because the non-woven fabric is easily decomposed after soaking in water for a long time. Be careful not to use bleach or fluorescent laundry products to prevent discoloration of the non-woven fabric.

Q: What is a spunlace?

A: The Spunlace process is a nonwovens manufacturing system that employs jets of water to entangle fibres and thereby provide fabric integrity. In a word, Spun-lace is. (1)composite of different fibres. (2)one type of fabric under the non-woven category based on its manufacturing techniques.

Q: Is non-woven fabric absorbent?

A: The many advantages of non-woven fibers include resiliency, enhanced absorbency, improved washability, and bacterial protection. Non-woven fabrics can also be tailored to enhance certain features such as liquid repellency, impact resistance, flame retardancy, electrical insulation, and thermal insulation.

Q: What is the importance of non-woven in daily life?

A: The creation of nonwovens that kill dust mites in bedding, repel dirt, and contain antimicrobial qualities. Wall covering nonwovens are easier to handle than traditional wall paper as the fabric has no seam separation and is simple to remove.

Q: Is Non-Woven Fabric Biodegradable?

A: While traditional non-woven fabrics are not biodegradable, there are biodegradable options available made from materials like PLA. These decompose over time when exposed to microorganisms in the soil.

Q: How to identify non-woven fabric?

A: Non-woven textiles tend to be weaker, easily torn fabrics, as the fibers are not held together in any structured, secure way. Wool felt is an example of non-woven fabric made from animal hair or wool fibers matted together using moisture, heat, and pressure.

Q: How to identify non-woven fabric?

A: Non-woven textiles tend to be weaker, easily torn fabrics, as the fibers are not held together in any structured, secure way. Wool felt is an example of non-woven fabric made from animal hair or wool fibers matted together using moisture, heat, and pressure.

Q: Is non-woven fabric biodegradable?

A: The nonwoven fabric in accordance with the invention has excellent biodegradability and, when buried in the earth, it may become degraded in about two months to the extent that it no longer has a trace of its original form.

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