Through Air Bonding Nonwoven Fabric

Through air bonding is a type of thermal bonding that involves the application hot air to the surface of the nonwoven fabric. During the through air bonding process, hot air flows through holes in a plenum above the nonwoven fibers.

Equipped with double-carding air through nonwoven production lines, nonwoven with gradient surface can be produced with different fibers, giving more outstanding performance to air through nonwoven fabric.

Develop oil formulation that can lighten blood color and dissolve blood clots, and spray on hydrophilic fibers to increase product functionality and added value. The product visually lightens the color and reduces the viscosity of blood so that it can be quickly introduced into the absorption layer. The lightening of blood color and the absence of blood clots in the surface layer can increase visual comfort.