How To Distinguish Non-woven Fabrics And Dust-free Cloths?

Many friends tend to confuse non-woven fabrics with dust-free cloths when choosing fabrics. Although there is only one word difference, there is a big difference in how they are used. The following is a way to distinguish between non-woven fabrics and dust-free cloths.
Composed of directional or random fibers, non-woven fabrics are a new generation of environmentally friendly materials with the characteristics of moisture-proof, breathable, soft, light, combustible, easy to decompose, non-toxic and non-irritating, rich in color, low in price, and recyclable.
Non-woven fabric has no weft thread, it is very convenient to cut and sew, and it is light in weight and easy to shape, so it is very popular among handicraft lovers. This is because it is a fabric that does not need to be woven, but short fibers or filaments are oriented or randomly arranged to form a fiber network structure, which is strengthened by mechanical, thermal welding or chemical methods.
Because the fibers are not interwoven by individual threads, but are directly bonded together by physical methods, when you get the adhesive force in the clothes, you will find that a thread is not Shedding.
Non-woven fabrics break through the traditional textile principles, and have the characteristics of short process flow, fast production speed, high output, low cost, wide application, and multiple sources of raw materials.
The dust-free cloth is made of double-layer weaving of polyester fiber, the surface is soft, easy to wipe sensitive surfaces, the fibers will not fall off due to friction, and it has good water absorption and cleaning efficiency. The cleaning and packaging of the products are all done in ultra-clean factories.
The optional frame of the cleaning cloth is cold cut, laser frame, ultrasonic frame. Microfiber dust-free cloths generally seal the edges with lasers and ultrasonic waves.