Industrial Field: Guided by Functional Requirements

• Filter materials: Air filters (such as air conditioning filters and automobile air filters, mostly made of needle-punched or meltblown nonwoven fabrics, which can filter dust and particles), water filters (household water purifier filters and industrial wastewater treatment filter materials, which use the porosity of nonwoven fabrics to retain impurities), and oil filters (for industrial lubricating oil filtration and automobile engine oil filters).
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• Automotive industry: Automotive interiors (roof linings, carpets, seat backs, and door liners, mostly made of needle-punched or hot-air nonwoven fabrics, which have sound insulation, heat preservation, and lightweight properties), automotive sound insulation materials (sound insulation cotton in the engine compartment and sound insulation layers on the chassis), air filters/oil filters (as mentioned above), and automotive waterproof membranes (waterproof nonwoven fabrics at the joints of the car body).
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• Construction and building materials: Roof waterproofing membranes (composite nonwoven fabrics used as the base to enhance the tensile strength and durability of waterproofing membranes), wall insulation layers (glass fiber nonwoven composite insulation materials, which improve insulation effects and are fire-resistant), floor moisture-proof layers (nonwoven moisture-proof pads under the floor to prevent moisture penetration from the ground), and concrete reinforcement nets (needle-punched nonwoven fabrics used on the concrete surface to reduce cracking).
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• Electronics industry: Electronic component packaging (anti-static nonwoven fabrics to prevent static damage to chips and circuit boards), battery separators (non-woven separators for some lithium-ion batteries, which separate the positive and negative electrodes and allow ions to pass through), and wire and cable insulation layers (non-woven fabrics wrapped around wires to improve insulation and heat resistance).
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