Material Spunlace. What is special?

Spunlace is a non-woven material made by interweaving viscose, polyester, cellulose, and polypropylene fibers under high-pressure water streams.

Spunlace is widely used in institutions where sanitary and hygienic standards are observed and the comfort and safety of their customers are valued, namely:

• Hygiene and sterility are highly valued in medicine and cosmetology. In these areas, spunlace is used for the production of disposable towels, napkins, sheets, and clothes. Due to its excellent absorbent properties, this material is also used as sterile tampons and bandages.
• In beauty salons, manicure and pedicure masters use disposable wipes.
• In hairdressing salons, spunlace towels are used when washing and dyeing hair.
• In the household, it is often used for cleaning rooms and washing machines, as the material does not leave lint and does not scratch the surface.

Let's consider the characteristics and properties of spunlace:

• Spunlace is a non-toxic, safe, ecological material with good barrier qualities, does not cause allergies.
• Optimal ratio of strength, thinness, elasticity and lightness of the material.
• Absorbs moisture well and allows air to pass through.
• Lint free.
• Tear resistance.