Soft, does not scratch. Lint free, no dust, no static. Strong, even when wet, can be rinsed and reused. Clean, hygienic, can be sterilized. Textile-like Can be dyed, printed, embossed, coated and made solvent resistant.

The flushable and fully degradable spunlace non-woven fabric is a new type of non-woven material that is mostly used in the manufacture of wet wipes. It can be quickly flushed and 100% degraded.

The flushable and fully degradable spunlace non-woven fabric is a new type of non-woven material that is mostly used in the manufacture of wet wipes. It can be quickly flushed and 100% degraded.

Wood pulp viscose spunlace nonwoven is a highly absorbent, 100% biodegradable nonwoven material.

D-TEX 100% Bamboo Fiber Spunlace Nonwoven is made from natural bamboo fiber through a high-pressure spunlace entanglement process. Without the use of chemical binders, this fabric maintains the purity of bamboo’s natural properties — soft touch, superior absorbency, and inherent antibacterial performance. Bamboo fiber's unique microstructure offers excellent breathability and durability. It is an ideal eco-friendly alternative to traditional synthetic or cotton-based nonwovens, perfectly aligning with today’s sustainability demands.

The flushable and fully degradable spunlace non-woven fabric is a new type of non-woven material that is mostly used in the manufacture of wet wipes. It can be quickly flushed and 100% degraded.

The flushable and fully degradable spunlace non-woven fabric is a new type of non-woven material that is mostly used in the manufacture of wet wipes. It can be quickly flushed and 100% degraded. Good flushability of the material is achieved by adjusting the length and entanglement strength of the wood pulp and viscose fibers.

D-TEX flushable and degradable non-woven fabrics are 100% biodegradable, natural and environmentally friendly non-woven materials with rapid water-washing and dispersibility.

Lyocell nonwoven fabric is a kind of biodegradable material. Which Lyocell fiber is commonly known as "tencel", which uses natural plant fiber as raw material.