The global nonwoven filter media market size was valued at USD 6.55 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.7% from 2023 to 2030. Increasing applications of the product in end-use industries such as healthcare, automotive, personal care, and advanced technology is expected to drive the market over the forecast period. In China, the market for nonwoven filter media is expected to exhibit significant growth due to rapid product penetration in various application industries.

In today's highly competitive market, manufacturers are constantly seeking innovative solutions to enhance their product performance. Yuzhimu, a leading name in the industry, presents a game-changing approach with its high-quality nonwoven materials. As experts in high-performance polymeric spunbonded nonwoven fabrics manufacturing, Yuzhimu is committed to helping businesses revolutionize their products and gain a competitive edge.

Yuzhimu is polyester spunbond nonwoven suitable for heat-molding application, which consists of bicomponent continuous filament. It has air permeability, thermal insulation, and sound insulation due to porous structure. It can be used for various application, e.g. automotive parts.

Geotextile is a commonly used geotechnical material composed of Yuzhimu's PP+PET non-woven fabric, which has excellent reinforcement and filtration functions. In civil engineering, geotextiles are widely used in road base reinforcement, river restoration, protection engineering, environmental protection and other projects. Below are some relevant knowledge points about geotextiles.

Wherever a need exists for a particular nonwoven material, no matter the industry or the application, Yuzhimu Nonwovens has the equipment, research and development capabilities, and an average of over 10 years of experience per employee to meet the need.

Tufted carpets originated in Georgia, USA in the 19th century. Initially, due to its appearance resembling a lawn, it was also known as turf fabric. In the 1930s and 1940s, tufted carpets evolved from single needle tufting to row needle tufting.

In the 1950s, jacquard and printed plush carpets were introduced and gradually popularized in various European and American countries. Since the 1960s, tufted carpets have been mainly made of chemical fibers, with a width of 4-5m, becoming the largest and most widely used variety of carpets in terms of production.

Yuzhimu non-woven fabric: Using PA6 (nylon) as a binder and PET to ensure stability, using two materials with different melting points, each intersection point is connected together through thermal bonding, non-toxic and harmless.

The nonwoven filter media in the Yuzhimu product line provides excellent pleat dimensional stability and can be bonded to melt-blown filter layers.