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A Comprehensive Analysis of Parallel Spunlace and Cross Lapper Spunlace

Spunlace is a technique that uses high-pressure fine water jets (” water needles “) to spray onto a fiber web, causing the fibers to entangle with each other and thereby endowing the material with strength. Parallel spunlace and cross lapper spunlace are two key web-forming methods in... Read More

CTMTC: The leader in the wet spunlace field, empowering a new green nonwoven ecosystem

At the critical stage of the global nonwoven fabric industry’s transformation towards green sustainability and high added value, wet spunlace technology is becoming one of the core paths driving industry upgrading, thanks to its outstanding material adaptability and remarkable environmental... Read More

Why do clients choose CTMTC? Unveiling the Five major advantages of CTMTC

Amid the global textile industry’s transformation towards differentiation, efficiency and greenness, CTMTC, with its profound technological accumulation and full-chain service capabilities, is becoming the core choice in the international market. As a leading enterprise deeply engaged in th... Read More

CTMTC, Your Full-process Partner For Non-woven

CTMTC is a “full-process solution partner” for non-woven equipment. We not only offer individual devices but also focus on “customized production line overall solutions”. Our core service advantages are as follows:   1. Customized on demand: Based on your target products, ... Read More

A Comprehensive Introduction of Core Equipment for Non-woven Production

As a professional provider in the field of textile machinery, today, CTMTC starts from the entire process of non-woven production and provides you with a detailed introduction to spunlace production line.   Weighing Feeder is used for portioned feeding of cotton-type fibers and <76mm synthetic... Read More

Non-woven fabric: A new type of functional material that breaks the traditional concept of textiles

I. Definition: Nonwoven fabric is a type of fabric that does not require spinning or weaving. It is made by orienting or randomly arranging textile short fibers/filaments into a web and then reinforcing it through mechanical, thermal bonding, chemical and other processes. It is also known as R... Read More