Japanese wet-laid non-woven fabrics are also called wet-laid non-woven fabrics. Wet-laid non-woven products are increasingly showing their importance nowadays.
This process requires breaking the raw materials into fibers, immersing them in water, and then forming them on the inclined mesh section.
Wet forming technology originated from the paper industry.
In paper production, fibers are suspended in an aqueous solution.
The water flows out of the flat mesh while the fiber material remains on the mesh to form a uniform sheet, which is then bonded, dried, finished and wound.
Imported wet-laid non-woven fabrics for sale can be widely used in air filtration, packaging materials, medical tapes, cable wrapping, biofilms and other fields.
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