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Nonwoven Products

As non woven material suppliers, we cover five fabric families — stitch-bond made on our own lines, plus needle punched, spunlace, PP spunbond and interlining — all in wholesale roll form.

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The Comparison Table Non Woven Material Suppliers Should Give You

FabricHow It Is BondedCharacterTypical Applications
Stitch-bondStitched with continuous threadsFlat, strong, shape-stable; takes finishing wellTape carriers, blinds, upholstery backing, footwear
Needle punchedFibers entangled by barbed needlesFelt-like body, controlled thicknessFiltration, padding, geotextile
SpunlaceEntangled by high-pressure water jetsSoft, lint-free, drapes wellWipes, beauty, hygiene
PP spunbondThermally bonded polypropylene filamentsEconomical, printable, weldableBags, dust covers, packaging
InterliningChemically or thermally bonded webConsistent hand feel in light weightsGarments, footwear stiffening

Not sure which fits your product? Start from your industry instead: browse applications.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you sell by the roll or by the yard?

By the roll — we are a B2B supplier serving manufacturers and converters. Non woven fabric wholesale orders ship as full rolls, planned by container where volumes allow.

Which nonwoven types do you supply?

Five families: stitch-bond (made on our own lines), needle punched, spunlace, PP spunbond and interlining — the range serious non woven material suppliers are expected to cover.

Can I get one nonwoven fabric roll as a sample?

Sample rolls and swatches are available so your line can verify behavior before you commit to volume — ask with your application.

Which fabric is made in-house?

Stitch-bond — 20 lines on Karl Mayer Maliwatt machines. The other four families are supplied through our trading line under the same inspection.

How do non woven material suppliers differ from traders?

Suppliers stand behind inspection and consistency; traders forward what they find. Every roll we ship — made or sourced — passes our lot-by-lot system.

How do I choose between the five fabrics?

Use the comparison table above, or skip fabric names entirely and start from your industry on the Applications pages.

What defines each bonding method?

Stitching threads, barbed needles, water jets, thermal bonding or chemical binding — the bond decides surface, strength and hand. Industry glossaries at EDANA cover the terminology.

Are colors and weights standard across families?

Each family has its own range; weight, width and color are confirmed per order against your process.

Can several fabric types ship in one container?

Yes — mixed containers are routine for converters buying more than one family.

What paperwork comes with an order?

Spec confirmation, inspection record on request, and certification documents upon request — the file non woven material suppliers should hand over without being chased.

Tell Us the Fabric, or Tell Us the Product

Either way works: name the nonwoven fabric roll you need, or describe what you make and let non woven material suppliers do the matching.

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