Nonwoven Spunbond materials: a modern solution for industrial needs
Nonwoven Spunbond materials represent innovative fabrics that are used in various industries due to their exceptional durability, light weight, and broad application. These materials enable numerous brands to solve diverse technical challenges at minimal cost, making them increasingly present in everyday use.
Wide application of spunbond materials
Spunbond materials are not only standalone products but are often used as supplements to other materials and products. Due to their strength and durability, they are frequently combined with other fabrics or components to enhance the characteristics of the final product. This flexibility in application makes spunbond highly popular across various industries.
Characteristics of spunbond materials
One of the key advantages of spunbond materials is their lightweight nature, which comes with relatively high resistance to wear and physical damage. This makes them suitable for use in various conditions, including industrial and construction projects. Their versatility and durability contribute to their increasing use in a growing number of industrial sectors.
Spunbond material production
The company MARMA offers spunbond nonwoven materials in widths up to 3.20 cm, produced using monocomponent (PP) and bicomponent (PP+PP and PP+PE) technologies. In the case of bicomponent technology, the primary polypropylene fiber is encapsulated within a layer of polypropylene with different properties, which allows for greater adaptability of the final product to specific industry needs.
Enhanced characteristics of spunbond materials
Thanks to the use of bicomponent technology, spunbond materials achieve greater softness and smoothness, making them ideal for hygiene products such as diapers and sanitary pads. These characteristics are crucial for products that come into direct contact with the skin, where user comfort and safety are of utmost importance.
Use in the construction industry
In the construction industry, spunbond materials play a vital role in insulation systems, whether for thermal or acoustic insulation. These materials are often used in roofing, walls, and other structures, providing additional protection against external factors such as moisture, heat, and sound. Spunbond materials contribute to the longevity of construction projects, reducing the need for maintenance.
Spunbond in the automotive industry
The automotive industry also utilizes spunbond materials for various applications, including soundproofing, thermal insulation, and upholstery of interior vehicle elements. These materials help improve passenger comfort while simultaneously enhancing the vehicle’s energy efficiency by reducing heat loss. Their flexibility allows for easier integration into vehicle designs.
Combining spunbond materials with other materials
One important advantage of spunbond materials is their ability to easily combine with other materials, enabling the creation of layered structures that provide additional strength and durability. This feature is particularly useful in industries such as construction and automotive, where it is essential to ensure resistance to various external influences.
Spunbond materials represent a modern and versatile solution for diverse industrial needs. Their wide application in the construction, automotive, and hygiene industries confirms their value as a key material for contemporary manufacturing. With their flexibility, strength, and environmental sustainability, spunbond materials continue to evolve and adapt to the increasingly complex demands of the market.
The range of possible grammage: 10-150g/m2.
Thanks to our wide range of production possibilities, nonwovens can be used:
- In furniture industry: linings, spring coverage, pockets for springs, sliding coverage under covering material, coverage for foams and flossy nonwovens, linings for pillow and bed rest production, coverage for headrests in trains, buses.
| Substance | Usage |
| 15,17g/m2 | As a sliding layer between the foam and upholstery, the so-called „slider” |
| 30,40,50g/m2 | Pillow filling material, which helps to retain the expected shape |
| 60,70,90g/m2 | As a upholstery material for invisible parts of furniture (back walls and bottoms of the upholstered furniture) |
- for packaging protective and medical clothing: disposable clothes, gloves, caps, bonnets, shoe protectors, surgical clothing.
| Substance | Usage |
| 14 g/m2 | Medical masks (outer layer), medical caps |
| 17 g/m2 | Medical caps, disposable sheet and film sheet |
| 25 g/m2 | One-layer medical masks, aprons, disposable linen, disposable sheet and film sheet |
| 30 g/m2 | Shoe cover, disposable sheet and film sheet |
| 40 g/m2 | |
| 45 g/m2 | Disposable sheet and film sheet |
- for production of sanitary and medical articles like sanitary towels, diapers, bandages, adhesive plaster, dressings, compresses
- for production of filter cartridges, detergents, protective clothing
- in shoe and purse making industry: linings, pockets, partitions, maskings in products such as: bags, backpacks, haversacks, belts, cases, etc.
- in production of multi-layer insulation and heat-insulation materials used in building industry.
A separate category is constituted by the collection of agricultural nonwovens AGROSPEED.
