Spunlace cloth is also called spunlace non-woven fabric, also known as "jet spunlace cloth". The concept of "spunlace forming cloth" comes from the mechanical acupuncture process. The so-called "jet net" is to use high-pressure water flow to penetrate into the fiber net, so that the fibers are entangled with each other, so that the original loose fiber net has a certain strength and a complete structure. The technological process is: fiber metering and mixing—opening and impurity removal—mechanical messy carding into a web—fiber web pre-wetting—water needle entanglement—surface treatment—drying—coiling—inspection—packaging and storage. The spunlace device uses a high-speed high-pressure water jet to spray the fiber web, so that the fibers in the fiber web are rearranged and entangled with each other, and become a non-woven fabric with a complete structure, certain strength and other properties. The physical properties of this spunlace non-woven fabric are different from common needle-punched non-woven fabrics, and it is the only non-woven fabric that can make its final product similar to textiles in terms of feel and performance.
Advantages of spunlace fabric:
Soft and drapeable;
good strength;
Has high hygroscopicity and rapid hygroscopicity;
washable;
No chemical additives;
Appearance is similar to textile.
