As detailed in the insightful article “The Characteristics of Non-Woven Fabric and Its Uses in Agriculture” by Market Prospects, non-woven fabrics, composed of short and long fibers bonded through heat, chemical, or mechanical treatment, offer unique advantages. While traditional woven fabrics boast durability, leading the charge in harnessing non-woven fabrics for diverse applications.

Derived from the petrochemical industry, non-woven fabrics, such as PVC, PE, EVA, and PVA, have evolved beyond medical and sanitary items into agriculture, playing a pivotal role in advancing these fabrics and addressing challenges in agriculture, including preventing cold damage in vegetable production.

Unlike traditional woven fabrics, the production process of non-woven fabric involves intersecting fibers on the same plane, offering superior material properties and a streamlined production process. Market Prospects leverages this innovation to contribute to the growth of the textile industry, offering cost-effective and versatile solutions in agriculture.

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