Factors affecting the growth rate of non-woven mats

All the factors that affect the growth of man-made fibers can more or less have a certain impact on the textiles using man-made fibers as raw materials, among which non-woven mat textiles have the greatest impact. Population growth factors have a smaller impact on non-woven mats than other textiles used in apparel. But if considering the important application of non-woven fabric pads in baby diapers, population growth is also an important factor. The partial replacement of natural fibers has a greater impact on textiles, but has little effect on non-woven mats, because the production of non-woven mats basically depends on man-made fibers.

The commercial development of man-made fibers and the professional application of non-woven mats: The establishment of international economic treaties has enabled the trade of microfibers, composite fibers, biodegradable fibers and new polyester fibers to grow. This has a great impact on non-woven mats, but has little impact on apparel and knitted textiles. Replacement of textiles and other supplies: This includes replacement of non-woven mat textiles, knitted textiles, plastic film, polyurea foam, wood pulp, leather, etc. This is determined by the cost and performance requirements of the product. Introduce a new, more economical and more effective production process: that is, the application of a new type of competitive non-woven mat made of polymers, the application of special fibers and non-woven mat textile additives.