PET meltblown nonwoven fabrics are one of the most commonly used filter medias in a great number of different filter applications, for example, in the filtration of airborne particles, including dust, pollen, and other harmful substances. A highly effective method of producing fine and efficient filter media is using meltblown technology. The process of making meltblown filter media begins with raw synthetic thermoplastic material, such as polypropylene (PP), or polyethylene terephthalate (PET). The material is melted and forced through an extruder with numerous small capillaries. As the individual melt streams exit the capillaries, hot air impinges on the fibers and blows them in the same direction. This “draws” them, resulting in fine, continuous fibers. The fibers are then thermally bound together to create a web-like fabric. An electrostatic charge is applied to the web to boost the filtration efficiency of the material for air filtration applications. The meltblown can be calendered to reach a specific thickness and pore size for liquid filtration applications.
Features and advantages of PET meltblown filter fabrics
Specifications
Materials | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) |
Process techniques | Meltblown |
Functions | Filtration, Isolation |
Mass per unit area (g/m²) | 25-90gsm |
Width | 100mm,175mm, 260mm or custom width max.1000mm |
Standard Roll Length | 1500m |
Paper Tube Diameter | 3" |
MOQ | 1000 kgs |
Applications
PET Meltblown filter fabrics are used in a wide range of applications as a key functional layer in many composites for air and liquid filtration. We offer a diverse range of meltblown and composite filter fabrics to suit different industry applications. Common end-uses include: