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Heat Bonding

Thermal Bonded Nonwovens

Thermal bonding is a process used in nonwoven manufacturing where heat is the primary agent for binding the fibers together to create a cohesive fabric. This technique relies on the inclusion of thermoplastic fibers (like Polypropylene, Polyethylene, or bicomponent fibers) within the fiber web. 

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The Strength Woven by Heat

When the web is exposed to heat, these thermoplastic components soften and melt, forming strong bonding points upon cooling. Crucially, no chemical binders are used, resulting in a cleaner, purer, and often softer end product compared to chemical bonding methods

Thermal bonding has become a preferred method, especially in the hygiene sector, due to several inherent benefits:

Recyclability

Fabrics made from a single polymer type (e.g., 100% PP) are often easier to recycle than multi-material or chemically-bonded composites.

 

Purity

Eliminates the need for chemical binders, making the fabrics ideal for sensitive skin contact and medical applications.

 

Consistency

Offers excellent uniformity and consistent physical properties across the roll.

 

Cost-Effective

The process is generally fast and efficient, leading to high-volume, low-cost production.

 

Heat Precision

Key Thermal Bonding Methods

The properties of the final thermal bonded nonwoven fabric are largely determined by how the heat is applied to the fiber web.

Key Highlights:

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Safety Solutions

Thermal bonded nonwovens are the workhorse material for numerous disposable and durable goods:

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