Q: What materials are used to make laminated nonwovens?
A: Laminated nonwovens can be made from a variety of materials, including polyester, polypropylene, and other synthetic fibers. Bonding agents such as adhesives, heat, or ultrasonic energy are used to bond the layers together.
Q: Can laminated nonwovens be recycled?
A: Yes, laminated nonwovens can be recycled, but the process is complex. The materials used to make the nonwovens must be separated, and the bonding agent must be removed. This can be difficult and expensive, so it is not commonly done.
Q: Can laminated nonwovens be made to specific specifications?
A: Yes, laminated nonwovens can be customized to meet specific specifications, including weight, thickness, and properties such as breathability, water-resistance, and fire-resistance. They can also be printed with custom patterns or designs.