Novel composite non-woven fabric applicable to hygienic products and process for preparing novel composite non-woven fabric

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel composite non-woven fabric applicable to hygienic products. The novel composite non-woven fabric comprises, by weight, 30%-95% of natural silk and 5%-70% of cellulose fibers. A process for preparing the novel composite non-woven fabric includes cutting off the natural silk; mixing the natural silk and the cellulose fibers with one another to ultimately obtain the novel composite non-woven fabric which is a mixed non-woven fabric. The novel composite non-woven fabric and the method have the advantages that the mixed non-woven fabric has soft, skin-friendly, dry, comfortable and fast water conductivity characteristics of the natural silk, requirements of people on low costs can be met, and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of non-woven fabrics, and more specifically relates to a novel composite non-woven fabric suitable for sanitary products. Background technique [0002] Sanitary napkins, diapers and other sanitary products currently in use have a layer of non-woven fabric in direct contact with the skin, which is usually required to have good water absorption, faster water conduction, dryness and softness. At present, most of the non-woven fabrics that contact the skin layer of hygiene products are made of chemical non-woven fabrics, and a small amount of pure cotton non-woven fabrics are used, but in terms of softness and smoothness, silk is none other than silk. However, the current manufacturing methods are all used alone. Silk, or a mixture of absorbent cotton and silk, cannot meet people's requirements for sanitary products, such as good water absorption, fast water conduction, dryness, softness, and low cost. Contents of the i...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, most of the non-woven fabrics that contact the skin layer of hygiene products are made of chemical non-woven fabrics, and a small amount of pure cotton non-woven fabrics are used, but in terms of softness and smoothness, silk is none other than silk. However, the current manufacturing methods are all used alone. Silk, or a mixture of absorbent cotton and silk, cannot meet people's requirements for sanitary products, such as good water absorption, fast water conduction, dryness, softness, and low cost.