Bamboo fiber is a biodegradable natural cellulose fiber- Hangzhou Shunlong Nonwovens Technology Co., Ltd.

Bamboo fiber is a biodegradable natural cellulose fiber. It is soft, smooth and breathable. It is also highly absorbent, hygienic and hypoallergenic. It can be processed into wet nonwoven fabrics using hydroentangle technology. It can be used for premium hygiene products like baby diapers, feminine sanitary pads, and face towels, etc. The best part is that it’s eco-friendly and sustainable!

It’s no wonder that it’s becoming increasingly popular for use in wet wipes. It’s also an excellent material for disposable face cloths and facial masks. It’s a great alternative to cotton and has many other benefits, such as being antibacterial, anti-mite, and deodorant. The unique structure of bamboo fiber makes it highly porous, which means that it can absorb and evaporate a large amount of water in an instant. As a result, it’s very comfortable for sensitive skin.

The surface of the bamboo nonwoven fabric is modified with glow discharge oxygen plasma treatment to enhance its abrasion resistance, mechanical strength, air and water vapour permeability, and wicking ability. The experimental results indicated that a significant improvement in the fabric properties was achieved with the optimized plasma process conditions.

In addition to enhancing the performance of the spunlace nonwoven, the glow discharge oxygen plasma treatment caused structural changes on the surface of the fabric. This was observed through the Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy technique. The results demonstrated that the plasma treatment significantly reduced the mass per unit area and thickness of the bamboo spun lace nonwoven fabric. This was due to ablation and etching of the surface caused by high energy ions and radicals during the plasma treatment.

Bamboo spunlace is a kind of nonwoven fabric that is made through the spraying of high-pressure fine water flow on one or more layers of fibrous webs to form entangled and cohesive structures. The raw materials can be polyester, viscose, or any other natural fiber such as chitin, microfiber, silk, tencel, and wood pulp fiber. The fabric is also 100% biodegradable and can be dyed in any color you want.

The advantage of this fabric is that it’s more hygienic than conventional cotton, and can be produced quickly. It’s also extremely breathable and has a good drape. The only downside is that it is not as strong as a conventional spunlace, but is still stronger than a wet lay. It is more expensive than standard viscose/polyester blends but it’s worth the investment for its superior qualities. A production line for this type of fabric consists of several machines, including a mixer machine, a carding machine, and an entangling machine. It’s important to choose a reliable supplier when purchasing this type of equipment, as the quality of the final product is dependent on it. The most reputable supplier of spunlace equipment is Suominen, which has factories in Nakkila, Finland; Cressa, Italy; and Bethune, SC.