Name: Hot Air Through Hydrophilic Non Woven Materials In Diapers
Brand: JUHUA

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Hot Air Through Hydrophilic Non Woven Materials In Diapers

Price:negotiable
Delivery time: 15-20 days after receiving deposit or LC.
Payment terms: TT/LC/DP
Application: Sanitary napkin,Baby diaper,Adult diaper
Minimum order quanity: 1000.00 kgs
Packing details: Paper board with transparent film

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Product Description

Hot air non woven is made of compound fibers which causes no stimulation or allergy to human body. They have achieved the national standard of hygiene pads production. They tend to have higher tensile strength in the MD and lower strength in the CD.

Weight: 18 – 50gsm

Width: 65mm-3600mm

Inner core diameter: 76mm

Outer diameter:580-780mm

Loading quantity:9-10tons/40HQ

Items		Unit	Requirement	Result
				Min	Max
Color		/	white	white
Core inside diameter		mm	76±1	76
Basic weight		gsm	18±2	17.2	18.9
Width		mm	180±2	179	181
3D- Dimensional Thickness		mm	-0.2+0.3	0.43	0.49
Tensile strength	MD	N/5cm	≥11	12.9	15.5
	CD		≥1.7	2.4	3.5
Breaking elongation	MD	%	≥18	54	60
	CD		≥20	95	115
Fluid Penetrating Rate	1st	S	≤2	1.03	1.25
	2nd		≤3	2.04	2.37
	3rd		≤4	2.6	3.01
Others		Wrinkles/ corrugation	None
		Roll edge appearance	Neat, Clean, No Obvious Defects
		Contamination	No Obvious Contamination; Free From Foreign Matter
		Holes/Thin spots/Formation	No Obvious Holes / Thin Spots / With Good Formation

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Fiber/Raw

Material

Preparation

Laying

Bonding

Finishing

Fiber/Raw Material Preparation

Juhua's choice of raw materials is based on processability and the ultimate performance requirements of the fibre web. Fiber is the basis for all nonwoven materials. Most natural and chemical fibers can be used in nonwoven materials. In addition, we also use high-quality adhesives and finishing chemicals, which can bond the fibers in the web to each other to obtain a web with a certain strength and integrity.

Laying

The process of forming fibres into a loose fibrous web is called laying. The reduced web strength at this time is very low, and the fibers in the web may be staple fibers or continuous filaments, depending mainly on the process of forming the web. Mosen's laying process mainly consists of dry laying, wet laying, and spin laying.

Bonding

After the fiber web is formed, the reinforcement of the loose fibers held by the fiber web by the related process is called bonding, which gives the fiber web certain physical and mechanical properties and appearance. Juhua's bonding process includes mechanical, thermal, chemical, stitch bonding, etc.

Finishing

Finishing is carried out after the bonding. Finishing is designed to improve the structure and feel of the product, and sometimes to change the properties of the product, such as breathability, absorbency and protection. Finishing methods at Juhua can be divided into two categories: mechanical methods and chemical methods. Mechanical post-treatment includes creping, calendering, shrinking, perforating, and the like. Chemical finishing includes dyeing, printing and functional finishing.