Airlaid non-woven fabric / Dry pulp non-woven fabric (Kinocross)
It is a fluffy felt-touch non-woven fabric for air raid that is actively used in unseen areas, from household goods to agricultural and industrial materials.
The web is formed using the airlaid method, which disperses pulp fibers and other materials in the air rather than in water. This allows for the creation of a bulky web. While maintaining the bulkiness of the web, a water-based adhesive (binder) is uniformly sprayed using a unique method, and after a drying process, it is turned into sheets. The binder can be selected based on its application, considering factors such as food compatibility and strength. Products include "Kinocross," which is made from wood pulp as the main raw material; "Palkross," which has a layer of low-weight rayon fibers on the surface of Kinocross; "Haikross," which incorporates synthetic fibers; and "B-SAP," which contains polymer absorbents. It is also characterized by the ability to color in relatively small lots. Ipros introduces processed products based on "Kinocross," "Palkross," and "Haikross." *For more details, please visit the official website http://www.kinocloth.co.jp. *Some TDS non-woven fabrics, such as "Soft Sheet," are also included.
basic information
Product Characteristics 1. Absorbency Utilizing a unique pulp airlaid method, it features the most voluminous fiber structure. By trapping liquid in this void, Kinocross can absorb approximately 35 times its own weight in water (with an oil absorption ratio of about 12 times). Density control through pressing allows for the adjustment of liquid diffusion and retention properties based on application and purpose. Water repellency can also be imparted using a special binder. 2. Filtration and Breathability By leveraging the advantages of a voluminous three-dimensional orientation and adjusting thickness in the final pressing process, as well as selecting the fiber shape used, it is possible to control the most suitable filter properties for each application. 3. Flexibility Extremely soft pulp fibers are transformed into a fluffy sheet using a unique airlaid method. This results in a soft texture similar to felt. A layer of rayon with an even softer texture can be laminated on the surface layer to create a gentler sheet. 4. Cushioning and Shock Absorption The voluminous and low-density characteristics of the airlaid method excel in cushioning and shock absorption. It protects equipment, fruits, and fresh products without causing damage. By adding antibacterial agents, it is also possible to create functional cushioning materials with added value, such as freshness retention.
Delivery Time
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Applications/Examples of results
1. Food and Cooking (Cooking paper, wrapping bags, tray mats, tablecloths) 2. Hygiene and Beauty (Paper hand towels, cosmetic puffs, face masks, sanitary products) 3. Medical and Care (Dental aprons, care sheets, care towels, disposable diapers, surgical supplies) 4. Industry and Packaging (Wipers, packaging materials, cushioning materials) 5. Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries (Hydroponic seedling sheets, sheets for fruits and flowers, cleaning cloths, packaging materials, cushioning materials)
Detailed information
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Kinocross Manufactured using our company's Air Raid method. The raw material is 100% wood pulp, which is bonded and sheeted using a special binder spray method. As a result, it has a low web density and excels in liquid retention, filtration, and bulkiness. Additionally, functions such as antibacterial properties, hydrolysis resistance, and flame retardancy can be added.
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Palkross Long fibers such as rayon are layered on one side or both sides of Kinokross. This results in a product that has superior strength, surface smoothness, and flexibility compared to Kinokross. It has a soft feel, making it suitable for hygienic materials, cosmetic puffs, face masks, and more.
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High Cross This is a product that combines synthetic fibers with Kinos Cross, offering excellent strength. It maintains high strength in both dry and wet conditions, and the volume is not compromised even when wet. It is also capable of producing high-density and thick materials. Due to the possibility of blending various types of fibers, it is a non-woven fabric rich in a wide range of functionalities, from soft products to those with excellent scraping properties.
Line up（5）
| Model number | overview |
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| Hydroponic Seedling Sheet (for Daikon Radish Sprouts) | This is used as a seedbed for hydroponic cultivation, which is one of the facility-grown vegetable groups, particularly for sprouting vegetables represented by daikon radish sprouts. |
| Fruit Buffer Sheet | The material is soft and moisture-absorbent, making it suitable for protecting delicate fruits. Additionally, it comes in various colors, not just white, but also green and other colored options to match the contents. |
| Floral Freshness Retention Buffer Sheet | This protects the vulnerable parts of flowers during transportation. It has moisture-retaining properties to maintain freshness. |
| Anti-Scratch Cardboard Buffer Material | This is a buffer material with a kinokuro cloth adhered to the surface of the cardboard. It is suitable for preventing scratches during the transportation of industrial parts and for buffering fruits. |
| Zeolite-Infused Moisture Retention Sheet | This sheet is infused with powdered zeolite. The porous zeolite adsorbs toxins (waste) from shrimp during transportation, helping to maintain freshness. (Note: This sheet is made of TDS non-woven fabric, not BK non-woven fabric.) |
