Coated, treated and laminated nonwoven fabrics, manufactured to order
Nonwoven webs finished by foam coating, extrusion coating, film lamination or hot-melt welding.
- Polymers and fibres
- Base webs in PP, PET or blends · PEVA and polyolefin films · Acrylic and polyurethane foam coatings
- Construction
- Foam coating · Extrusion coating and lamination · Film lamination · Wide-width hot-melt welding
- Specify
- Basis weight (GSM), width, colour, treatment and finish, to order. Minimum order: one 40-foot container.
Properties
- Waterproof or breathable barrier
- Controlled hand and stiffness
- Printable, colour-fast surfaces
- Dimensional stability
- Multi-layer functionality in one fabric
Applications
- Indoor sun shades and blinds
- Building wraps and roofing underlays
- Automotive trim and covers
- Protective covers and packaging
- Industrial composites
Technical notes
A finishing line changes what a nonwoven can do. Foam coating adds hand, opacity and a printable surface. Extrusion coating lays a molten polymer film onto the web for a waterproof barrier. Lamination bonds two or more layers, such as a spunbond and a film, into one composite. Wide-width hot-melt welding joins panels without stitching.
These processes are combined to specification. A sun-shade fabric might need a foam coating for opacity and a lamination for dimensional stability; a roofing underlay needs a breathable film on a strong spunbond carrier; an automotive cover needs a soft face laminated to a waterproof back.
We manufacture coated, treated and laminated fabrics to order. Describe the layers and the performance the finished fabric must deliver and we will quote the construction delivered to your dock.