The difference between hard and soft materials for non-woven fabric bags

On weekdays, when receiving customers, they may ask whether your fabric is soft or hard. I will answer that all of our bags are made of soft materials. So, what is the difference between soft and hard materials in non-woven fabric bags? Today, packaging will explain to everyone in September 5th;

There are many types of fabrics available for non-woven fabrics, including brand new materials, ordinary materials, peritoneum materials, and so on. In terms of hand feel, it is actually the difference between soft and hard

There are more hard materials on the market now, but in fact, fabric needs to be made soft or hard during the production process by controlling the temperature. Materials produced at high temperatures tend to be softer, while on the contrary, they tend to be harder.

Soft materials have a very soft feel, similar to real knitted fabrics. The fabric has good toughness, strong tensile strength, and is not easy to tear, but when the fabric becomes soft, the feel will appear relatively thin. After the fabric is made hard, the texture of the fabric with the same weight is much thicker than that of the material, and many manufacturers of defective non-woven bags use this to cut corners. Due to the fact that non-woven fabrics are also produced from plastic particles, if they are too hard, they will not work well in tension and are prone to breakage.

Therefore, when customizing non-woven fabric bags, customers need to first position their own requirements. If they value hand feel and appearance, then they should make hard fabrics. If you value the load-bearing and tensile strength of non-woven bags more, you usually choose soft materials, which will improve their firmness.

The difference between soft and hard materials for non-woven bags has been analyzed for everyone. In the future, when making bags, it is necessary to ask the manufacturer whether they are soft or hard materials