Examine the new uses of laminated non-woven fabric in medical fabrics. Learn about their technical features and their applicability to surgical drapes, gowns, and other medical purposes.

Discover biodegradable nonwoven fabrics, eco-friendly packaging, durable, versatile, and sustainable solutions from Wenzhou Xinyu.

Learn key characteristics of non-woven fabrics, their benefits versus conventional textiles, and how they contribute to resolving challenges in the filtration, hygiene, automotive, and many other areas. This guide will help make smarter buying and design choices.

Find out about the various filtration applications that can be served by nonwoven fabrics, such as air, oil, and water filtration. Discover material types, performance advantages, and how Xinyu’s filter nonwoven materials solve industrial and environmental problems.

Xinyu Nonwovens is a leading company in the nonwovens industry

Xinyu Nonwovens participated in the 17th China International Industrial Textiles and Nonwovens Exhibition (CINTE), fully demonstrating its innovative products and technical strength in the field of industrial textiles and nonwovens

As a leading company in the nonwoven fabric industry, Xinyu Nonwoven Fabrics participated in the 10th Asian Filtration and Separation Industry Exhibition (FILTECH ASIA), focusing on displaying its high-performance nonwoven fabric materials and innovative technologies in the field of filtration and separation.

Xinyu Industry has been engaged in impregnated nonwovens for 25 years

Filter nonwoven materials are revolutionizing the way we think about filtration. These fabrics, made from synthetic fibers like polypropylene and polyester, are designed to trap contaminants and particles in various environments. The versatility of filter nonwoven materials makes them ideal for multiple applications, from air purification to oil filtration. Creating filter nonwoven involves advanced techniques such as melt-blown, spun-bond, and needle punch processes.

Flame retardant non-woven fabric is a crucial material in today's world, offering enhanced safety and protection across various industries. This fabric is designed to resist ignition and slow the spread of fire, providing an essential layer of security in both commercial and residential applications. From construction to automotive, and even aviation, the use of fire-resistant materials has become a standard in many fields due to increasing safety regulations and awareness.