Bondina

Bondina is a brand of nonwoven fabric manufactured by Bonar Technical Fabrics. It is a spun-bonded fabric composed of continuous filaments, typically made from polypropylene. This manufacturing process results in a fabric that is strong, durable, and has good tensile strength. Bondina is known for its resistance to tearing and stretching, as well as its breathability and water resistance.

The versatility of Bondina allows for its use in a wide array of applications. It is frequently employed in the agricultural sector as a crop cover, providing protection from frost, pests, and wind while allowing light and water to penetrate. In the packaging industry, it serves as a durable and lightweight material for bags and covers. Bondina also finds utility in the geotextile market, used in construction and civil engineering projects for drainage and separation. Furthermore, it is utilized in the production of disposable hygiene products and in the furniture industry as a backing material. The specific properties of Bondina can be tailored through variations in weight, width, and additional treatments to suit diverse industrial needs.