Cross-lapping woodpulp spunlace nonwoven is widely used in industrial cleaning applications. It provides good liquid absorption performance and balanced tensile strength in both machine direction and cross direction.

D-TEX selects suitable fiber materials according to application requirements, including woodpulp sourced from Canada and polyester fibers supplied by Sinopec.

In the production process of woodpulp spunlace nonwoven, cross-lapping refers to the laying method used for the polyester fiber web. After carding, the polyester fibers are evenly distributed and laid in multiple directions to form a cross-laid web structure. The web is then combined with liquid woodpulp through the hydroentanglement (spunlace) process.

D-TEX Nonwovens' cross-lapping production line supports a working width of up to 320 cm. Key production sections, including carding, laying, and online monitoring systems, are equipped with imported Italian machinery to support stable production and consistent quality.

Composition: 55% Woodpulp / 45% Polyester
Width: 320 cm
Surface: Creped (D-1027)
Basis Weight: 45–100 gsm
Color: Turquoise

The cross-lapping woodpulp spunlace nonwoven fabric features a uniform and compact surface structure. The machine direction and cross direction tensile strength are balanced, with a ratio close to 1:1.

With good mechanical strength and durability, this material is suitable for various industrial wiping applications. It can be converted into perforated rolls or sheet-packed industrial wipes, automatic blanket wash cloths for large printing presses, automotive maintenance wipes, and other cleaning products.

Idea for:

Industrial cleaning wipes, Printing wipes, Car polishing towel, Aerospace cleaning wipes, Electronic industry wipes, General cleaning wipes, Daily surface cleaning wipes, workshop dry wipes, etc.