Airlaid non-woven fabric / Dry pulp non-woven fabric (Kinocross)
It is a fluffy felt-touch non-woven fabric for air raid that is actively used in unseen areas, from household goods to agricultural and industrial materials.
The web is formed using the airlaid method, which disperses pulp fibers and other materials in the air rather than in water. This allows for the creation of a bulky web. While maintaining the bulkiness of the web, a water-based adhesive (binder) is uniformly sprayed using a unique method, and after a drying process, it is turned into sheets. The binder can be selected based on its application, considering factors such as food compatibility and strength. Products include "Kinocross," which is made from wood pulp as the main raw material; "Palkross," which has a layer of low-weight rayon fibers on the surface of Kinocross; "Haikross," which incorporates synthetic fibers; and "B-SAP," which contains polymer absorbents. It is also characterized by the ability to color in relatively small lots. Ipros introduces processed products based on "Kinocross," "Palkross," and "Haikross." *For more details, please visit the official website http://www.kinocloth.co.jp. *Some TDS non-woven fabrics, such as "Soft Sheet," are also included.
- Company：Oji Group Functional Materials Company
- Price：Other
