Non-woven fabrics

Non-woven fabrics are materials made from fibers that are bonded together directly through processes like bonding, sewing, or adhesive. Unlike traditional woven fabrics, they aren't created by weaving yarns. Instead, fibers are randomly arranged and then held together, resulting in fabrics that are durable, lightweight, and cost-effective. They are commonly used in products such as medical masks, filters, wipes, and industrial materials. Their versatility allows for various textures, strengths, and functionalities, making them suitable for many applications across healthcare, filtration, and hygiene industries.