Non-woven fabric: plastic that pretends to be cloth!

What, non-woven fabric is not cloth?
Environmental bags are also made of plastic?
The wet wipes discarded outdoors cannot be degraded like napkins?
Do you really understand the non-woven fabrics and products that are common in life?
Non-woven fabric is a common material in our lives and is widely used in various life products. According to application requirements, non-woven fabrics can be divided into two categories: durable and disposable. Durable non-woven fabrics can be used many times, have a certain service life, and are widely used in clothing, home improvement, agriculture, industry and other fields. For example, many eco-friendly bags that have been popular in recent years are made of non-woven fabrics.

Disposable non-woven fabrics are also common, such as wipes for cleaning, masks that everyone must use during the epidemic, tea bags for tea, and baby diapers. . .

Non-woven fabric, the standard name is non-woven fabric. my country's national standard GB/T 5709-1997 "Textile Nonwovens Terminology" defines nonwovens as: "Oriented or randomly arranged fibers, combined with each other through friction, cohesion, or bonding, or a combination of these methods Sheets, webs or wadding, excluding paper, woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, tufted fabrics and wet-laid felt products. The fibers used can be natural or chemical fibers; they can be short fibers, filaments Or fibrous objects formed on the spot."