Non-woven Mats Change Lives

Twenty years ago, the first spunbonded nonwoven production line in a developing country was settled in Guangdong. By 2006, the total domestic nonwoven production was more than 120 inches, 4 times that of Japan and 6 times that of South Korea, becoming the world The second largest non-woven fabric producer. As a product of modern industrial civilization, non-woven fabrics finally entered the homes of ordinary people. Our lives and our living environment are changing because of it.

According to the Ministry of Transportation's plan, by 2010, 26.73 inches of automotive textiles are currently needed. The survey shows that the internal sales of automotive textiles increase at a rate of 15% to 20% each year. The domestically produced automotive textiles cannot meet the rapid growth of the automotive industry. The market gap has broken through and a large amount of foreign imports are required. The annual import amount is about 40%. One hundred million U.S. dollars. There are hundreds of types of these cars, transport vehicles, mini-cars and agricultural vehicles. Since 1995, the demand for non-woven fabric mats for automobiles has been increasing every year, but the current domestically produced automobile textiles are far from sufficient for automobiles. Increasing demand from industry.