Meltblown nonwovens are one of the oldest non-woven production processes and have been seen by many as the most turbulent process. Over the years, meltblown nonwovens have been overshadowed by the brilliance of their more popular relatives, spunbond nonwovens, which has become the world's largest non-woven technology. However, due to the high absorption of the melt-blown nonwoven fabric due to its ultra-fine fiber structure and its composite structure with other non-woven processes, it has opened up new possibilities for the expansion of nonwovens to other applications. door.
 
Although many people associate meltblowing with filtration, manufacturers also see development opportunities in other applications, such as wipes, geotextiles, and others. This has given rise to signs of melt-blown nonwovens because it offers more flexibility and higher profits than competing technologies.
 
For Turkish nonwovens manufacturers(meltblown nonwovens vendor), their meltblown nonwovens are primarily targeted at the leakage control market, but they are also interested in other areas including wet wipes, medical supplies, vacuum cleaner bags, roofing materials, and filtration applications. "We very much want to open up new areas in high-efficiency filters, wipes and medical applications," said a commercial director.
"The biggest challenge for this technology is that its productivity is relatively low compared to other technologies, but we are seeing more and more composites and specialty polymers being introduced to the market and some of the technology itself Variety."

Meltblown nonwovens produced by German nonwovens manufacturers(meltblown nonwovens factory) are mainly used in the filtration industry. The company manufactures filter bags as well as pleated filters for HVAC, automotive filtration, synthetic vacuum cleaner bags and various specialty applications. In these fields, German nonwovens producers have effectively utilized the unique advantages provided by melt-blowing technology—fine fibers, uniform fiber distribution, and high productivity. Meltblown nonwovens from German nonwovens producers are also increasingly being used in other applications outside the filtration sector, including medical, industrial cleaning, insulation and support layers, and even the food industry. "In all of these markets, the strange characteristics of meltblown media opens up new areas of application for it." He continues to point out the scope of application of meltblown media, both in the filtration and in other applications. All are continuing to expand. "For example, when the use of filter media is faced with more stringent requirements, such as air quality, medical institutions, and other applications, and even the food sector, meltblown nonwovens have entered a new market."
 
China's current production of meltblown nonwovens:
Meltblown non-woven fabric technology was introduced to China for only a few decades. China introduced meltblown production lines from 1994. In 2000, it introduced a foreign SMS online compound production line(meltblown nonwovens manufacturer). Due to high equipment purchase prices, high production and operating costs, high melt-blown product prices, and lack of understanding of product performance and applications, the melt-blown market has not been able to open, and companies are struggling to manage their business. In the fight against SARS, Meltblown and SMS nonwovens demonstrated outstanding protection and isolation functions. They gained a renewed understanding and favor from the market, leading to a major expansion. In recent years, with the continuous development of melt-blown technology, the application of melt-blown nonwovens has also been continuously expanded and extended to more fields.