The Application and Characteristics of Low Melting Point Fibers

Low melting point fibers are a type of fiber structure that, like low melting point fibers produced by composite spinning of general polyester and modified polyester, can melt and bond with other fibers at lower temperatures than general polyester. Low melting point fibers, whose outer layer can melt and produce bonded skin core or parallel structured fibers, are important raw materials produced using thermal bonding technology. Has excellent thermal bonding performance; Easy to mix with other fibers; Washability; Stable processability; Good elasticity and other characteristics. Low melting point fibers do not contain adhesives, making them more low-carbon and environmentally friendly when used.