
Laminated nonwoven fabrics, composed of a nonwoven base layer bonded with a polymer film (e.g., PE, PP), combine the advantages of breathability, liquid resistance, and durability. Their key applications include:
1. Medical & Hygiene Products**
- Surgical gowns, drapes, and masks: The laminated layer provides a liquid-proof barrier against blood and bodily fluids while maintaining breathability.
Disposable medical packaging: Used for sterilized instrument wraps and biohazard waste bags due to their antibacterial and waterproof properties.
- Hygiene products:
- Diapers and sanitary napkins (back-sheet layer to prevent leakage).
- Adult incontinence products for enhanced comfort and protection.
2. Agricultural & Industrial Uses
Agricultural covers: Laminated nonwovens act as greenhouse films or crop protection sheets, offering UV resistance, moisture retention, and pest control.
Geotextiles: Reinforced with lamination for **erosion control** and soil stabilization in construction projects.
Protective packaging: Used for electronics, machinery, or furniture to prevent scratches and moisture damage.
3. Consumer Goods
Reusable shopping bag: Lightweight, water-resistant, and eco-friendly alternatives to single-use plastics.
Home textiles:
Waterproof mattress protectors and pillow covers.
Furniture upholstery backings to resist spills and stains.
Outdoor products: Tents, rainwear, and picnic mats leveraging **weather resistance**.
4. Food Packaging
Dry food pouches (e.g., coffee, snacks): Laminated layers ensure airtight sealing** and extend shelf life.
Frozen food packaging: Resists condensation and maintains product integrity during storage.
5. Automotive Industry
Car interiors: Door panel linings, trunk liners, and seatback coatings for sound insulation and liquid resistance.
Cabin air filters: Combines filtration efficiency with moisture resistance.
6. Environmental Protection
Biodegradable laminated fabrics: Used in compostable bags or plantable seed wraps, aligning with circular economy trends.
Key Advantages
Barrier performance: Blocks liquids, bacteria, and particles while allowing vapor transmission.
Customizability: Adjustable thickness, lamination materials (PE, PET, PLA), and printability for branding.
Sustainability: Compatible with recyclable or bio-based materials to meet eco-certifications (e.g., ISO 13485).




