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How to improve the efficiency of spunbond production, Suntech spunbond machine helps global textile production

One of the biggest issues for mankind in the 21st century is to protect the environment. Although rubber, plastic and synthetic fiber are closely related to human life, most of them cannot be decomposed naturally, and their waste causes white pollution. Since the 1960s, in order to protect the environment, people begun to research and develop biodegradable polymers and related products. Polylactic acid (PLA), which has just been industrialized in the late 1990s, is one of the most promising ones.

With the aging of the global population, rising infant birth rates in some regions, and increasing demand for medical supplies under the epidemic, disposable health products such as diapers, sanitary napkins, masks, protective clothing, medical materials, etc. have increased significantly, especially in Asia, India, Africa, etc. In countries and regions, the market demand for related products has been maintained at a relatively high level. As a key material for disposable health products, spunmelt non-woven fabrics are in demand with increasing market penetration and residents' income.

In people’s impression, Southeast Asian countries are known for their cheap labor, and their national industries are mainly labor-intensive industries. However, in recent years, the technology of Southeast Asian countries has advanced by leaps and bounds, including the research on spunbond and spunmelt polypropylene nonwoven technology The non-woven fabric industry has been vigorously developed. During 2015-2020, the production capacity of spunbond and spunmelt polypropylene nonwovens installed in five countries/regions in Southeast Asia has increased by 6.6% annually on average, accounting for approximately global 7% of total production capacity.