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ECO-100% Cotton Sanitary Pads
Feminine Hygiene Products-Panty Liners
Adult Care-Incontinence Pads
Adult Care-Diapers
Adult Care-Nursing Pads
Adult Care-Maternity Pads
Cosmetic–Facial Puff
Baby Care-Diapers
Pet-Urinal Pads
Air Laid
KNH’s air laid nonwoven fabrics are well-known for their exceptional absorption capacity. They are crafted from high-quality pulp and feature dual-component fibers. Through a specialized process that helps bond fibers into fabric, polymer absorbent material (SAP) is also introduced to improve liquid absorption. These fabrics exhibit characteristics of softness and rapid absorption, making them popular choices for women’s hygiene products, infant care, and similar items, ensuring users have an outstanding experience. As a leading manufacturer with extensive partnerships with renowned brands worldwide, KNH has gained years of expertise in producing nonwoven fabrics. Our aim is to deliver top-notch products and diverse solutions for both brands and consumers across different usage scenarios through KNH’s air laid nonwoven fabrics.
Process
1
Fiber Opening Machine
Fibers compressed into bundles are sucked up and dispersed using an opening machine to regain their fluffy state.
2
Blending Machine
Fibers are evenly mixed together.
3
Feeding Machine
Shreds the wood pulp raw material and feeds it into the machine’s input pipe.
4
Forming Machine
It uniformly mixes the wood pulp raw material and paper fibers together, laying them into a mash using airflow.
5
Oven
The fiber mash enters the oven, where high-temperature hot air molds it into nonwoven fabrics and removes excess moisture, helping to maintain product stability and appearance.
6
Calender-Roller
Using heated roller barrels, the fibers on the fabric are melted and compressed under heat, weight, and pressure, increasing the fabric’s strength and smoothness. Different patterns can also be engraved on the roller barrels to bring different print designs to calender bond nonwoven fabrics.
7
Quality Inspection
Thoroughly inspect the non-woven fabrics for any foreign objects, metal, or residual stains to ensure that each product meets KNH’s high-quality standards.
8
Winding
After quality inspection, sap sheet nonwoven fabrics are rolled up for convenient packaging and efficient transportation.
9
Slitting
The produced sap sheet nonwoven fabrics are cut into the required sizes to meet the needs of various fields and applications.