The development of the nonwoven industry has a history of more than 50 years, and the total output of nonwovens in the world reached 1.1 million tons in 1988, accounting for 8% of the world’s total textile output. Its products are widely used in industry, agriculture, medical and health care. Construction materials, roads, water conservancy and other industries. Closely related to human life, it is regarded as a key development industry by developed countries. Known as the “sunrise industry”.
Nonwoven fabrics in the agricultural field has been more widely used, because of its good shading, breathability, biodegradability has been the majority of farmers have been more like a class of products to assist crop growth. But now due to the agricultural market is more selective, the market competition is hot, agricultural non-woven market will have a great development scenario, we will look at the next piece. China’s introduction of non-woven technology is not long, in the development of vegetable counter-seasonal cultivation, non-woven fabrics will be widely used.
Nonwoven applications in agriculture, about began in the 1970s – 1976, Europeans first used nonwoven fabrics in agriculture (mainly used as a greenhouse cover material to replace polyethylene film after the success, agricultural nonwoven fabrics such as two after the spring, in the world rise. After more than ten years of development, more than 50 countries have applied agricultural nonwovens. And it has been developed to all aspects of agriculture.
Nowadays, nonwoven fabrics have been commonly used in Japan, the United States, the Netherlands, Canada and other developed countries. It is easy to manage and can be expected to achieve mechanized or semi-mechanized uncovering.
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