Trends in PP spunbond nonwoven fabric industry

1.Continuous improvement in product quality

The production of PP spunbond nonwoven products usually considers factors such as appearance, hand feel, and mechanical properties. The fiber fineness spun by traditional spunbond nonwoven technology is above 2 deniers, and the product has relatively poor appearance, feel, and mechanical properties, which to some extent affects the performance of the product. Reducing the fineness of fibers can improve flexibility and coverage, effectively improving the appearance of products. Some companies have strengthened their research on process conditions such as the number and diameter of drawing devices, spinnerets, and cooling conditions, reducing the spinning fineness to 1.5 denier or even lower, thereby improving the hand feel and softness of non-woven fabrics.

2. Industrial scale

Small and medium-sized enterprises account for a large proportion in the non-woven fabric industry. Small and medium-sized enterprises have weak capabilities and cannot compare with large enterprises in terms of technology, equipment, talent, capital scale, production capacity, etc. They have also duplicated the construction of some low-end product production lines, resulting in overcapacity in some segmented products. With the high development of downstream application industries, the market has put forward new demands for the PP non-woven fabric industry, requiring enterprises to continuously invest in research and development funds and purchase more advanced production equipment. The business scale and financial strength of small and medium-sized enterprises are difficult to support hardware infrastructure investment and product technology iteration and upgrading. In the market environment where product standards and refined production requirements are gradually increasing, they will face significant challenges. Therefore, small and medium-sized enterprises may gradually be acquired, merged or directly eliminated by large and medium-sized enterprises, forming a trend of large-scale development.