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| Manufactured sheet, web or batt of directionally or randomly oriented fibers, bonded by friction |
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High production rate Low Cost Durable & Disposable can be molded |
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Automotive- arm rests, carpets, door panels Bags- Cargo, Coffee, Tea, Industrial, Laundry Bedding- Blankets, comforters, mattress Construction- Roof Covers, Insulators Office Supplies- Book covers, Papers Medical |
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| Direction of material flow or the direction in which the fabric is being produced |
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| Is the direction perpendicular to the machine direction |
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| Specify the direction of a fiber in a fiberweb or nonwoven with respect to a reference direction |
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| Fiber Orientation Distribution Function |
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| Describes the fiber orientation distribution in a fiberweb or nonwoven fabrics |
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| most of fibers are oriented in MD |
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| Fibers are oriented in CD |
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Tensile Strength Abraison Resistence |
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| Fiberweb Formation Technologies |
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Dry Lay Wet Lay Spun Lay Melt Blowing |
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| Process by which clumps of staple fibers are separated into individual fibers that are oriented and laid in the MD and then collected in a web |
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Flat top- for short staple Roller Top- Long staple |
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