Sommers Nonwoven Solutions

 With the new eco-friendly plastic variants in the market, the  PP Nonwoven Spunbond Fabric  brings the best popularity. This is a thermoplastic polymer that is used for multiple industries. This is the most widely used eco-friendly option of non-woven fabrics. Let's take a look at its features and benefits. What are the PP spunbond fabrics? PP is considered a material that is resistant to wear & stain. The chemical inertness of the fabric market is the most excellent choice, which is used in an acidic environment. This type of Fabric is used through fiber spun, which is further dispersed into a web-like deflector. The interlinked network of the PP spunbond non-woven has major properties. It has the following characteristics, which are described in the below-mentioned sections. • This Fabric has the 3 layered structure  • This material is resistant to microbial attacks and chemical and corrosion attacks. • It has low-temperature resistance with the waterproofing layer. So

Thermal bonding is the process of conglutinating thermoplastic fibers with each other or with other fibers. This process is also known as melt bonding or heat bonding! In this process, the polymers in the web are passed through a source of heat, such as hot air and steam, that further lead to the fusion at fiber cross-over points. Thermal bonding is known as the eco-friendly & economical process where 100% recycling of fiber components is done. The hot calendar rollers bind the fibrous sheet in this process. Let's move further to get a better understanding of this. Is the thermal bonding technique widely used? Yes, the thermal bonding technique is widely used in the nonwoven industry. This technology is mostly used in melt blown, spunbond, airplay and wet lay manufacturing. The process is quite popular in the industry because of the few perks like better web arrangement innovation, genuine raw materials and higher production speed. This is the most reasonable production proce