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LS-SF01
LONSUN
5603919000






Spunbond non-woven fabric is non-toxic, antibacterial, non-irritating, and will not cause allergies to the human
body. It has good hydrophilicity and breathability, is stretch-resistant, smooth to the touch, soft to the touch, and
suitable for making diapers as a top layer.
PP non-woven fabric has high cleanliness and regular structure, so it has excellent mechanical properties, and its
strength, hardness and elasticity are higher than high-density PE. The outstanding feature is strong resistance to
bending fatigue, and the coefficient of dry friction is similar to nylon, but it is not as good as nylon under oil
lubrication.
PP non-woven fabric has good heat resistance, the melting point is 164-170 °C, and the product can be disinfected
and sterilized at a temperature above 100 °C. Under the action of external force, it is not deformed at 150 °C. The
embrittlement temperature is -35 °C, embrittlement will occur below -35 °C, and the heat resistance is not as good
as PE.








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