The use of non-woven fabrics

Non woven fabric products are rich in color, bright and bright, fashionable and environmentally friendly, with a wide range of uses, beautiful and generous appearance. They have diverse patterns and styles, and are lightweight, environmentally friendly, and recyclable. They are internationally recognized as environmentally friendly products that protect the Earth's ecology. Suitable for agricultural film, shoe making, leather making, mattress, quilt, decoration, chemical, printing, automotive, building materials, furniture and other industries, as well as clothing lining, medical and health disposable surgical gowns, masks, hats, bed sheets, hotel disposable tablecloths, beauty, sauna and even today's popular gift bags, boutique bags, shopping bags, advertising bags, and so on. Environmentally friendly products have a wide range of uses and are cost-effective. Due to its appearance resembling pearls, it is also known as a pearl canvas.
Non woven fabric is made by using water or air as a suspension medium, including chemical fibers and plant fibers, on a wet or dry papermaking machine. Although it is a fabric and not woven, it is called non-woven fabric. Non woven fabric is a new generation of environmentally friendly materials, with advantages such as good strength, breathability, waterproofing, environmental friendliness, flexibility, non-toxic and odorless, and low price. It is a new generation of environmentally friendly materials that are water repellent, breathable, flexible, non combustible, non-toxic, non irritating, and colorful. If the material is placed outdoors and naturally decomposed, its maximum lifespan is only 90 days. If it is placed indoors and decomposed within 8 years, it is non-toxic and harmless when burned, thus not polluting the environment. Therefore, environmental protection comes from this.