Laminated non-woven fabric bag
Laminated non-woven fabric bag
A laminated non-woven fabric bag (also known as a laminated non-woven fabric bag) is produced by applying an emulsion adhesive to the surface of a non-woven fabric blank; subsequent processes—including drying, high-temperature treatment, and cooling—are then applied to bond the adhesive-coated non-woven fabric blank with a polyethylene film. This results in a composite material that enhances its waterproofing, anti-contamination properties, and tensile strength; such bags are referred to as laminated non-woven fabric bags.
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Laminated non-woven fabric bag
This product is manufactured using non-woven fabric as its raw material—a next-generation eco-friendly material characterized by moisture resistance, breathability, flexibility, lightweight properties, non-combustibility, easy biodegradability, non-toxicity, non-irritancy, a wide range of colors, low cost, and recyclability. When placed outdoors for 90 days, the material decomposes naturally; when used indoors, it has a service life of up to 5 years. Upon combustion, it produces no toxic or odorous emissions and leaves no residual substances, thereby ensuring no environmental pollution; consequently, it is internationally recognized as an eco-friendly product dedicated to protecting the Earth's ecosystem.
Based on current manufacturing processes, under normal conditions, the weight will increase by approximately 30 grams.
Non-woven laminated bags offer waterproof and moisture-proof properties compared to conventional non-woven bags; they also allow for more vibrant and aesthetically pleasing printing, and feature a longer service life than standard non-woven bags.
