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laid fabric

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laid fabric [′lād ‚fab·rik]
(textiles)
Fabric in which the warp threads are bonded in a material, such as latex, there being no weft threads.


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In addition to nonwoven highloft and needlepunch products, the company is in the process of introducing affordable wet laid fabric for the bottom of no-flip mattresses and foundations; and self-extinguishing ticking fabrics for bed pillows and other top of bed products as well as low- to mid-priced mattresses and foundations.
Markets Served Narrow-cut and jumbo rolls of "Airtex" and "Dritex" air laid fabrics are supplied to feminine hygiene, incontinence, diapers, wet wipes, wipers, tabletop, medical, food packaging and other markets.
He has 14 years of experience in the nonwovens field and previously oversaw the "Confil" line of wet laid fabrics produced in Lewisburg, PA.
 
 
 
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