
End white pollution! Degradable PLA non-woven fabric: Returning to nature in 180 days
2026-02-13
White pollution has long become a global ecological problem. Disposable plastic non-woven fabrics (such as plastic bags, masks, medical waste) are difficult to degrade and can remain in the natural environment for hundreds of years, polluting soil, water sourc...
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Green choice under "dual carbon": why PLA corn fiber has become the new favorite of the industry?
2026-02-11
At present, with the deepening of the "dual carbon" strategy and the acceleration of global green transformation, the materials industry is undergoing a profound transformation - getting rid of dependence on non renewable resources such as oil and achieving "l...
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From Oil to Corn: A 'Green Blood Exchange' on Non woven Raw Materials
2026-02-08
As a widely used new material, non-woven fabric has already penetrated into various fields such as medical, maternal and child care, packaging, agriculture, etc. The selection of its raw materials is always closely linked to resource consumption and ecological...
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The "peace of mind" revolution of personal hygiene materials: why are diapers and sanitary napkins accelerating their PLA transformation?
2026-02-06
Diapers and sanitary pads, as intimate personal hygiene materials that come into long-term contact with the skin, "peace of mind" is always the core bottom line - they should not only avoid irritation, inhibit bacteria and prevent infections, but also balance ...
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More than just packaging: The infinite possibilities of PLA corn fiber in the medical and home textile fields
2026-02-04
When people mention PLA corn fiber, they often first associate it with biodegradable packaging materials - this type of polylactic acid fiber made from renewable plant starch such as corn through fermentation, polymerization, and spinning. With its ability to ...
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Corn dresses at Fashion Week: How PLA fiber moves from the fields to high-end fashion
2026-02-03
When the spotlight shone on the runway of Paris Fashion Week, a white floor length dress made of "corn" slowly walked over - the light skirt flowed like clouds, and the silky luster flowed under the light. Who would have thought that this stunning dress was ma...
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"Talismans" of anti-aging spunbond nonwoven fabrics: Analysis of the synergistic effect of UV absorbers and antioxidants
2026-03-10
Aging pain points and protection requirements of spunbond nonwoven fabrics Spunbond non-woven fabric (mainly made of PP) is prone to aging and failure in outdoor and high-temperature environments, with core causes including: 1. UV erosion: Ultraviolet radiatio...
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No cracking after three years of outdoor exposure? Unveiling the core technology of anti-aging modification for spunbond nonwoven fabrics
2026-03-08
Core objective: To achieve a three-year performance baseline of non brittleness in outdoor environments In outdoor environments, spunbond non woven fabrics (based on PP) need to resist multiple forms of erosion such as ultraviolet radiation, oxygen, rainwater,...
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Durability from a molecular perspective: aging mechanism and delaying strategies of anti-aging spunbond nonwoven fabrics
2026-02-27
Molecular level aging mechanism: damage begins with chemical bond breakage The core raw materials of spunbond nonwoven fabrics are mainly polypropylene (PP) and polyester (PET), and their aging essence is the destruction of molecular chain structure and the de...
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Mother granules added or post processed? Comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of the anti-aging process of spunbonded non-woven fabrics
2026-03-01
Differences in Core Principles of Processes (Molecular Perspective) 1. Addition of masterbatch (pre spinning process) Definition: functional components such as antioxidant, light stabilizer, UV absorber, etc. are fused with carrier resins (such as PP, PE) thro...
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