Non-woven fabric, made with non-traditional weaving methods, is a type of fabric that has no warp yarns or woof yarns. Among the common types of nonwovens are needle-punch non-woven, spun-lace non-woven, thermal-bond non-woven, spun-bond non-woven and interlining. Most of the non-woven fabrics are made from synthetic fibers, and webs are required in the production process of such fabrics. Compared to a woven fabric, which is made from layer after layer of interwoven yarns, nonwoven is a better choice because it has good ventilation, retains body heat, absorbs sound and is highly suitable for mass production. Our company specializes in selling various non-woven fabrics such as needle-punch non-woven, interlining, acrylic needle-punch, felt, cumbrella, spun-lace non-woven, spun-bond non-woven, thermal-bond non-woven and resin bond non-woven.

The stitch-bond non-woven fabric, known as Lishinlx fabric in Chinese, belongs to the group of non-woven fabrics and is manufactured on the Maliwatt stitch-bonding machine produced by the German-based Karl Mayer. A stitch-bond non-woven fabric is made on a weaving machine that bonds the web, or holds the web in place, with longitudinal yarns. While other common fiber-bonding methods used in the production of non-woven fabrics—needle-punch, thermal-bond or chemical-bond—have the drawback of stiffening the texture of non-woven fabrics, the stitch-bonding method gives non-woven fabric a texture as soft as that of the original web. By holding the web in place with the stitch-bonding method, the surface of a non-woven fabric is flatter than that of other nonwovens. At later production stages of stitch-bond non-woven fabrics, acrylic resin can be added for fixation and texture adjustments. Other treatment additives can also be added during the later production stages for a flame-retardant or water-repellent treatment. The production process of stitch-bond non-woven fabrics is therefore more flexible and varies to a larger extent than other nonwovens.