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PILL wet-laid nonwoven laboratory machines test fibre types of different length, thickness and preparation conditions. In a few minutes the suitability for sheet formation can be determined using a variety of materials, blends and consistencies.
Which fibre for which nonwoven fabric?
First of all the demands on the wet nonwoven material are to be defined. What shall be it's characteristics? Fibre materials are used for formation of sheet volume and determine the absorbency, opacity, elasticity, dimension stability and ageing resistance of the sheet.
Depending on the combination of fibres food-approved, isolating, fire resistant, permeable and impermeable, textile-like and paper-like, tenacious and crease-resistant nonwovens can be produced. The field of application is immense.
PILL NASSVLIESTECHNIK offers advice and support with its experience from countless tests, with e.g.:
Renewable fibres
Flax, Hemp, Jute, Kenaf, Bast, Coconut, Palm, Ramie, Sisal, Pina, Banana/Abaca, Lilien, Mulberry bast/Kozo, Salago, Wood-chips, Cotton, Wool, Hair, Neptune grass (Posidonia oceanica), ...
Synthetic fibres
Viscose, Rayon, PES, CoPES, PA 6, PP, Polyacrylic, Aramide, Nylon, ...
Binding fibres
PVA, Cotton-Polyester, Bicomponent fibres
High-tech fibres
C-Glass, E-Glass, Quarzglass, Microglass, Rockwool, Basalt
Metal fibres
Titan, Stainless-Steel,
Pulp
of all kinds
Waste and recycling fibres
Textiles, Leather, Shear-dust, Carpet fibres, ... |






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