A wet wipe includes a sheet formed from materials without plastics and without chemical or thermoplastic binders. The sheet has a weight of between 40-90 grams per square meter. The sheet has a blend of wood pulp fluff fiber between 50% - 80% by weight, fine denier lyocell or viscose of fiber length 5 to 12 millimeters between 10% - 30% by weight, and crosslinked curly pulp fibers between 3% - 15% by weight. The wet wipe is bonded with entangling water jets such that the wet wipe has a wet strength of at least 200 grams per linear inch in the cross direction, and a wet thickness between 0.4 and 1.5 millimeters.

A nonwoven fabric used for a foamed article reinforcing material to be bonded to a foamed material to reinforce the foamed article is a single-layer material in which stacked layers of a web are bonded together, has a thickness of 1 to 8 mm under a load of 7 g/cm.sup.2, and has a delamination strength of 0.05 to 2.45 N/cm. The delamination strength is a value of the pulling force required to peel the bonded layers of the web apart.

The present invention provides a skin-adhesive air-permeable intelligent bandage comprising: a stretchable adhesive antibacterial bioelectrical interface film made of stretchable adhesive antibacterial fibres; a waterproof moisture-permeable protective film for protecting the wound from external contaminants; and a permeable stretchable circuit assembly arranged between the bioelectrical interface film and the protective film. The permeable stretchable circuit assembly comprises: a permeable stretchable circuit board; one or more biosensors constructed on the permeable stretchable circuit board; and electronic components assembled on the permeable stretchable circuit board. The electronic components include: a physiological signal processing module electrically coupled to the one or more biosensors for in-situ wound monitoring; and a drug delivery actuation module electrically coupled to the bioelectrical interface film for adaptive drug delivery for wound treatment. The provided bandage is more convenient, comfortable and efficient without numerous dressings, thereby not hindering the daily activities and life quality of patients.

A carded nonwoven (110) including synthetic staple fibers (120), wherein the synthetic staple fibers have a hydrophilic polypropylene-based composition, said hydrophilic polypropylene-based composition having a polypropylene-based matrix, an ethylene-propylene copolymer additive and a hydrophilic melt additive is disclosed.

A reinforcement material for a foam-molded product, being capable of being molded into a predetermined three-dimensional shape by press molding, wherein the reinforcement material has a nonwoven fabric layer formed with first short fiber and second short fiber interlaced, wherein the first short fiber is binder short fiber, and at least part of a surface of the second short fiber has a water repellent layer, and wherein a mixing fiber ratio of the binder short fiber and the second short fiber is from 20:80 to 80:20. The molded product is obtained by press-molding the reinforcement material.

Disclosed is a method of producing a rigid package material from textile waste. The method comprises mechanically shredding the textile waste into fibres, the textile waste comprising synthetic textile; blending the fibres with a binder; arranging the blended fibres into a nonwoven web; needle punching the nonwoven web to form a nonwoven felt; and pressing the nonwoven felt thermomechanically to obtain the rigid package material.

A nonwoven filtration medium that includes a fibrous base media including synthetic and/or natural fibers and microfibrillated cellulose fibers.

An electrospinning device includes: a plurality of nozzles that discharge a spinning solution containing a resin; and a plurality of power sources for applying charge to the solution. The power sources are connected such that different charges are applied to the solutions discharged from the nozzles, respectively. The fiber sheet is a long fiber nonwoven fabric including first fibers and second fibers that are different from the first fibers. In a histogram based on fiber diameter distributions and frequencies of the numbers of fibers, the fiber sheet has a peak where a ratio P1 of a frequency of the number of fibers of the first fibers to a frequency of the number of fibers of the second fibers is 0.01 or more and 100 or less. Alternatively, the fiber sheet has two or more peaks in the histogram, in which a ratio P2 of a frequency of the number of fibers of the first fibers at a highest peak in a range of a fiber diameter of 3 m or less to a frequency of the number of fibers of the second fibers at a highest peak in a range of a fiber diameter of more than 3 m is 1 or more and 1 000 or less.

A filling material and method for reducing the amount of filling material required for filling a soft casing to a pre-selected specification, the filling material comprising a blend of polyester fibers having two or more different deniers and providing at least a 6% reduction in the amount of filling material required as compared to an alternative fill material consisting solely of polyester fibers of a single denier wherein the soft casing filled with the filling material meets pre-selected specifications comprising a pre-selected height measurement for the filled soft casing and is substantially the same in appearance as a soft casing filled with the alternative fill material consisting solely of polyester fibers of a single denier.

The present invention relates to a packaging material for use in a pouched product for oral use in order to enclose a filling material. The packaging material is a saliva-permeable nonwoven material comprising fibres. The packaging material is a wetlaid nonwoven material, or, alternatively, the fibres are carded and the nonwoven material is hydroentangled, or, alternatively, the fibres are carded and the packaging material has a basis weight 30 g/m.sup.2. 50%-100% of the fibres are cellulose-based staple fibres, and 0%-50% of the fibres are thermoplastic fibres, with % numbers being based on total weight of fibres at 21 C. and 50% RH. The packaging material further comprising at least 10% of a binder, taken as a wt % of a total weight of the packaging material. The present invention also relates to a pouched product for oral use comprising such a packaging material. The present invention further relates to a method for manufacturing of a packaging material for a pouched product for oral use.