Hydrophilic Nonwoven White Top Layer

Hydrophilic Nonwoven White Fabric is a type of fabric made from synthetic fibers that are treated to absorb water or moisture, making it suitable for applications in hygiene products, medical textiles, and other moisture-sensitive environments. Here’s a detailed description and specification:

• Material: Typically made from polyester, polypropylene, or a combination of both synthetic fibers. The hydrophilic treatment is applied to make the fabric absorb moisture.
• Color: White.
• Texture: Soft, smooth, and nonwoven, providing comfort and gentle contact with the skin.
• Moisture Absorption: Enhanced ability to absorb moisture or water, which is achieved through the hydrophilic treatment process, making it more suitable for applications where moisture management is critical.
• Breathability: Allows air to pass through, reducing the chances of irritation and promoting comfort in products worn for extended periods.
• Durability: Strong, tear-resistant, and often designed to be single-use or reusable, depending on the application.
• Chemical Properties: May have anti-microbial or anti-bacterial properties, especially in medical-grade fabrics.

• Weight: Typically measured in gsm (grams per square meter), ranging from 30 gsm to 100 gsm, depending on the intended application.
• Thickness: Varies from 0.2mm to 1.0mm, depending on the material and use case.
• Width: Can range from 10 cm to 200 cm, based on customer requirements and application type.
• Hydrophilic Treatment: The fabric undergoes a process to modify the surface energy of the fibers, making them hydrophilic (water-attracting).
• Applications:
  • Medical: Surgical drapes, wound care dressings, and face masks.
  • Hygiene: Diapers, sanitary napkins, and incontinence pads.
  • Industrial: Filtration materials, oil-absorbing pads, etc.
  • Cosmetic: Towels, face masks, and beauty products.
• Temperature Resistance: Can usually withstand heat up to 120°C-150°C depending on the fiber composition.
• Certifications: Depending on the application, it might be certified for skin safety, medical use, or environmental compliance (such as OEKO-TEX, ISO standards).

This fabric is favored for its combination of softness, moisture-wicking ability, and versatility across various industries. The hydrophilic treatment is key to its enhanced performance in environments where moisture control is critical.