| Composition | Low-melt copolyester binder filament; bicomponent sheath-core option available |
| Melting Point Range | 110 degrees C - 180 degrees C depending on bonding process |
| Denier / Decitex | 150D - 600D, heavier counts for web strength |
| Fiber Form | Continuous filament tow or cut staple length on request |
| Recommended Blend Ratio | 15% - 30% binder content by weight, project dependent |
| Bonding Method Compatibility | Through-air oven, calender rollers, needle-punch pre-bonding |
| Tensile Strength | 3.0 - 4.5 cN/dtex |
| Color | Natural white standard; black available for automotive and filtration lines |
| Standard Packaging | Baled tow, cut staple in cartons, or bulk cones for filament use |
| Minimum Order | 500kg for stock specification, 1 ton for bicomponent or custom melt point |
| Certification | ISO 9001 factory, REACH compliance documentation on request |
Applications
- Spunbond and needle-punch nonwoven bonding replaces or reduces adhesive spray by melting in-line during the bonding stage.
- Automotive headliners and interior panels bonds fiber layers into rigid or semi-rigid panels without solvent-based adhesives.
- Filter media reinforcement stabilizes fiber layers so pleated filters keep their shape under airflow pressure.
- Geotextile and construction fabric stabilization locks fiber webs together for consistent tensile performance in ground applications.
- Mattress and cushion padding bonds loft fiber layers to hold shape and resist compression over repeated use.
Advantages
- Wide bonding process compatibility runs on through-air ovens, calender lines, and needle-punch pre-bonding stages without reformulation.
- Bicomponent option available sheath-core structure keeps core fiber strength while the sheath does the bonding, useful for load-bearing nonwovens.
- Reduces or removes spray adhesive cuts VOC exposure and adhesive cost per meter of finished web.
- Batch-tested blend ratio guidance we share recommended binder content by application so your line trial starts closer to target loft and strength.
- Cut staple or continuous filament supplied in the form your carding or spunbond line is already set up to run.

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