Colored Cotton Plain Weave Spunlace Nonwoven Fabric

Here’s how Colored Cotton Plain Weave Spunlace Nonwoven Fabric is typically produced:

Fiber Preparation:
- High-quality naturally colored cotton fibers are selected, opened, and cleaned to remove impurities.
Web Formation:
- The cleaned cotton fibers are carded into a uniform web.
Spunlace Bonding:
- The fiber web is passed through high-pressure water jets, entangling the fibers to form a cohesive fabric.
Dewatering and Drying:
- Excess water is removed from the fabric, and then it is dried.
Finishing:
- The fabric may undergo calendaring or chemical treatments to enhance its properties as needed.

key Characteristics

Natural Colors: Utilizes natural colored cotton fibers, eliminating the need for additional dyeing, reducing chemical dye usage, and promoting environmental safety.
Soft and Comfortable: Cotton fiber softness ensures a gentle touch, suitable for products directly in contact with the skin.
High Absorbency: Natural cotton fibers’ inherent water-absorbing properties quickly absorb liquids, suitable for various applications requiring water absorption.
Good Breathability: Water jet processing provides the fabric with good breathability, suitable for products requiring effective ventilation.
Strength and Durability: Despite its softness, water jet processing ensures the fabric has sufficient strength and durability, reducing the likelihood of tearing.
Environmentally Friendly and Biodegradable: Made entirely from cotton fibers, this fabric is fully biodegradable, minimizing environmental impact.
Low Sensitivity: Natural cotton fibers are hypoallergenic, free of synthetic chemicals, and suitable for sensitive skin.