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Introduction of Nonwovens from Nonwoven Cleaning Cloth Suppliers
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Types of Nonwoven Cleaning Cloth Suppliers
Nonwovens are flat, porous sheets made from individual fibers or molten plastic. During the manufacturing process, there is no need to convert the fibers into yarns for weaving or knitting. Non-woven fabrics have a limited service life and are generally discarded after one wipe. Nonwovens support many applications where unique combinations of properties are achieved through the combination of fibers and additives. One advantage of nonwoven fabrics is that very wide widths can be achieved and the overall manufacturing cost is lower. Three types of manufacturing processes differentiate most nonwoven cleanroom wipe designs:
Meltblown wipe construction requires thermal bonding of ultrafine polypropylene fibers.
Spunlace wiping structures require high pressure jets to entangle and clean the fibers. The process dispenses with binders or additives that produce the lowest possible residues or make by-products such as binders, ions or foreign fibers.
The spunlace wiper structure applies low-impact water jet energy to the fabric web and vacuum dewatering, resulting in a spunlace fabric. The low particle count when wet or dry makes spunlace wipes ideal for cleanroom wiping.
For more product-related information, please click: Cleanroom Wipes
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