We implement strict quality control measures throughout the entire production process: raw material inspection, in-line production monitoring, and finished product inspection.

Our goal is to ensure that every batch of products possesses stable quality and consistent performance.

The typical production lead time is 7–15 days; the exact duration depends on the order quantity and production schedule.

Yes, we can provide free samples for your quality evaluation.

Samples: Free of charge. Shipping: Freight collect or paid by the customer. Samples are typically ready within 1–3 days.

Our standard Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) is typically 1 ton per color; however, specific requirements may vary depending on product specifications and customization needs.

Our non-woven fabrics are widely used in:Medical and healthcare products; Hygiene products (diapers, sanitary pads, etc.); Shopping bags; Furniture and upholstery linings; Agricultural crop covers; Packaging materials; and Filtration materials.

Yes, we support OEM and customized production. Customization options include: fabric weight (GSM), width, color, roll length, and patterns or embossing designs. We can also match colors according to the Pantone color system.

Our standard fabric width ranges from 1.6m to 3.2m. Additionally, we can slit the fabric into narrower widths according to customer requirements.

The weight of our non-woven fabrics typically ranges from 10gsm to 150gsm. Different applications have different weight requirements; for example: Shopping bags: 60–100gsm; Medical non-wovens: 25–60gsm; Agricultural crop covers: 17–50gsm. We can provide customized solutions based on your specific needs.

We supply a wide variety of non-woven fabrics, including: Spunbond, SMS, Spunlace, Meltblown, and Needle-punched non-wovens. These fabrics can be customized to meet the specific requirements of various industries, such as medical, hygiene, packaging, and agriculture.

Non-woven fabric is a textile material produced directly from fibers. The fibers are bonded together through mechanical, thermal, or chemical processes, bypassing traditional weaving or knitting stages. It is widely used in hygiene products, medical supplies, packaging materials, as well as in the agricultural and industrial sectors.