What are the uses of flame retardant non-woven fabrics
Flame retardant non-woven fabrics are composed of directional or random fibers and are a new generation of environmentally friendly materials. Six uses of cloth.
1. Flame retardant non-woven fabrics for medical and sanitary use: surgical gowns, protective clothing, disinfection wraps, masks, diapers, household wipes, wipes, wet face wipes, magic towels, soft towel rolls, beauty supplies, hygiene napkins, sanitary pads, and disposable sanitary cloths, etc.;
2. Flame retardant non-woven fabrics for home decoration: wall coverings, tablecloths, bed sheets, bedspreads, etc.;
3. Flame retardant non-woven fabrics for clothing: lining, adhesive lining, flakes, shaped cotton, various synthetic leather base fabrics, etc.;
4. Industrial flame retardant non-woven fabrics; base materials, strong materials, polishing materials, filter materials, insulating materials, cement packaging bags, geotextiles, covering fabrics, etc. of roof tiles;
5. Agricultural flame retardant non-woven fabrics: crop protection fabrics, seedling raising fabrics, irrigation fabrics, thermal insulation curtains, etc.;
6. Other flame retardant non-woven fabrics: space cotton, thermal insulation and sound insulation materials, linoleum, cigarette filters, tea bags, shoe materials, etc.
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