- Part 3

The history of non-woven technology research and development
by admin on 22-05-31
In 1878, the British company William Bywater successfully developed the world’s first acupuncture machine. In 1900, the James Hunter company of the United States started the development and research on the industrial production of non-woven fabrics. In 1942, a company in the United States p...
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Polypropylene Spunbond fabric usage–Frost protection in Agriculture
by admin on 22-05-31
Henghua is happy to share useful information to customers. This time I would like introduce one usage of our fabric–Frost Protection on plant. Frost proof fabric is usually use 17-30 grams of polypropylene spunbonded non-woven as garden cover.Thin, breathable, durable. The an...
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The prospect of lowering sea freight is bright.
by admin on 22-05-12
Since April, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Cambodia, Indonesia, etc. have relaxed their entry restrictions in order to restore tourism. With the improvement of consumption expectation, the demand for orders in Southeast Asian countries will rebound “in retaliation”, a...
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Can PP non-woven masks be used repeatedly?
by admin on 22-05-12
In order to avoid the spread of the virus during the epidemic, everyone has become accustomed to wearing non-woven masks. Although wearing a mask can effectively prevent the spread of the virus, do you think wearing a mask will give you peace of mind? The Straits Times recently cooperated...
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Non-woven industry: three keywords to win foreign trade orders
by admin on 22-04-25
In fact, dealing with foreigners is not difficult. In the author’s eyes, keep three key words in mind: meticulous, diligent, and innovative. These three are probably clichés. However, have you done it to the extreme? Is it 2:1 or 3:0 to compete with your opponent? I hope everyone can do the...
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New medical antibacterial polypropylene fiber Research and development successfully!
by admin on 22-04-15
Antibacterial grade nonwovens fabric are widely used in various industry and have strong social demand since Covid-19 spread world. In 2022, global spunbond non-woven fabric production will increase to about 4.8 million tons, 2/3 of which will be used for medical and disposable antibacterial hygi...
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“Plastic Restriction Order” boosts the development of the non-woven industry
by admin on 22-04-08
People don’t always like to make changes easily, so many people are used to plastics that people have been using for many years. It has become the norm to use plastic bags to store things and use disposable tablecloths when shopping. The non-woven shopping bag has been in a tepid state sinc...
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How should PP spunbond non-woven fabrics used in vegetable production be selected? What’s the trick?
by admin on 22-03-28
PP spunbond non-woven fabric is a new type of agricultural covering material. It has the advantages of light weight, soft texture, easy molding, not afraid of corrosion, not easy to be eaten by insects, good air permeability, no deformation, and no adhesion. The service life is generally 2 to 3 ...
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Sea freight is on the decline!
by admin on 22-03-25
2021 can be said to be the most difficult year for cross-border sellers, especially in logistics. Since January, the shipping space has been in a state of tension. In March, there was a big ship jam in Suez Canal. In April, major ports in North America frequently went on strike, customs clearance...
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The rise of oil prices has pushed up the price of spunbonded nonwovens.
by admin on 22-03-25
This year, the oil price has been adjusted 20 times, during which the increase was obviously more than the decrease. This year, the oil price rose 13 times, fell 6 times, and once ran aground. In fact, as we all know, the previous adjustments also rose more and fell less. Recently, the country wi...
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Development history of nonwovens
by admin on 22-03-25
The industrial production of nonwovens has been around for nearly a hundred years. The industrial production of non-woven fabrics in the modern sense began to appear in 1878, when the British company William Bywater successfully developed a needle punching machine in the world. The real modern pr...
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New Shenzhen lockdown will hit supply chains harder than Suez disruption
by admin on 22-03-17
Ocean carriers are scrambling to adjust their networks as the Chinese city of Shenzhen begins a week-long lockdown. According to a notice issued by the Shenzhen Covid-19 Prevention and Control Command Office, the tech-city’s circa-17m residents must stay at home until Sunday – apart from ...
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