Audited Supplier
1.Features
Blue, Green, White, Light blue ect. various color to meet your demand,keep your products look better
B.Advantages:
Acquisition distribution layer Nonwoven
ADL is located between the topsheet and the absorbent core .
1.White,Softness,Last Hydrophilic,Breathable
2. Improved diffusion and low re-wet.
3.Special fiber ES fiber.
Raw material composed to it is PP/PE or PE/PET. It's bi-component skin-core structure composite fiber.The skin part has low melting point and has good softness. The core part has high melting point and great strength.After thermal treatment, skin part will meltdown as the cohesive function, and the others still stay as fiber.
4.Application:
Disposable personal healthcare products, Women's sanitary napkins, sanitary pads, baby diaper, adult diaper
2.Specification of ADL Nonwoven
| Type | Acquisition Layer Non-woven |
| Material | White laminated hydrophilic fiber |
| Gsm | 25-60g/m2 |
| Width | 75mm,80mm or as required |
| Roll diameter | as required |
| Color | White, Light blue,Light Green,Grass Green |
| MD tensile strength | ≥11 N/25mm |
| CD tensile strength | ≥1.7 N/25mm |
| 450 penetration | ≥10mm |
| Loading | 10Tons/40'HQ |
| Package | Plastic bags,pressboard at the both end,wrapped with PE film. |
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FAQ
What is our lead time?
Within 20-30days after order deposiy.
What's our payment terms?
We accept T/T and Irrevocable L/C at sight
How can I get some samples? Is that sample free?
Yes,We are honored to offer you some free samples for reference. New clients are expected to pay for the courier cost; and this charge will be deducted from the payment of formal order.
Can your factory print or emboss my logo on the package?
1) Yes, we can print or emboss the logo on the goods or packing box, for patent protection purpose, a letter of attorney (letter of authorization) shall be provided for the logo.
2: We usually produce goods based on customer's samples or based on customers' picture, logo, and size detail information design provided by customers.
