Biodegradable nonwoven fabric

Biodegradable nonwoven fabric is produced without the use of raw materials such as petrochemicals, but using completely biodegradable plant materials, which can better protect the environment. Its initial raw material is plant starch, which will gradually decompose into carbon dioxide and water under the action of microorganisms. Its raw materials are renewable resources, so it is very environmentally friendly from raw materials to finished products. So its degradation process is broken down by microorganisms, and no harmful substances are produced during this process.

What are the characteristics of Biodegradable nonwoven fabric

1. It has biodegradable properties, which greatly reduces its impact on the environment; Can be completely degraded into carbon dioxide and water, reducing carbon emissions;

2. The material is soft and has good uniformity, so it is used in the medical industry, decoration industry, and machinery industry;

3. It has good breathability, so it is used for making ointments and masks;

4. It has excellent water absorption performance, so it is used in diapers, diapers, sanitary wipes, and daily chemical products.

5. It has a certain antibacterial effect because it is weakly acidic and can balance the human environment to inhibit bacterial growth. Therefore, it is often used to make disposable underwear and hotel bed sheets.

6. It has certain flame retardant properties and is better than polyester or polypropylene films.

What are the uses of biodegradable nonwoven fabric

1. It can be used for plastic film, replacing traditional plastic film with PLA non-woven fabric of 30-40g/㎡ for covering Dapeng. Due to its lightweight, tensile strength, and good breathability, it does not need to be peeled off for ventilation during use, saving time and effort. If it is necessary to increase the humidity inside the shed, you can also directly sprinkle water on the non-woven fabric to maintain humidity.

2. Used in the healthcare industry, such as masks, protective clothing, and sanitary helmets; Daily necessities such as sanitary napkins and urinary pads

3. It can also be used to make handbags and disposable bedding, duvet covers, headrests and other daily necessities;

4. It is also widely used as a seedling bag in agricultural cultivation, such as in breeding for protection. Its breathability, high strength, and high permeability make it very suitable for plant growth.