spunlacing
Spunlacing, also known as hydroentangling, is a method for bonding nonwoven fabrics by using high-pressure water jets to entangle and intermingle loose fibers. The objective is to produce cohesive, soft, and drapable fabrics without the need for binders or thermal bonding.
In the process, a web of staple fibers or microfibrillated polymers is formed and laid onto a
Spunlaced fabrics are made from a wide range of fibers, including viscose, polyester, polypropylene, cotton, and
Advantages of spunlacing include the absence of binders, rapid production, and the ability to tailor texture