Polylactic Acid (PLA) Short Fibers

Product Overview
Polylactic Acid (PLA) Short Fibers are melt-processable biodegradable fibers that exhibit similar characteristics to traditional synthetic fibers, such as smooth surface, resilience, and low moisture regain. At the same time, they maintain the biodegradability and comfort properties of natural fibers. Widely used in the textile, filling, and nonwoven fabric industries, PLA short fibers offer excellent environmental friendliness, helping to reduce the negative impact on the environment.

Key Features

• Fully Biodegradable: Completely degrades in natural environments, reducing environmental pollution.
• Excellent Physical Properties: Smooth surface, good resilience, with varying degrees of curl, ensuring superior textile and filling performance.
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for spinning, filling, and nonwoven fabric applications.
• Low Moisture Regain: Keeps the fibers dry, preventing moisture from affecting product quality.
• Customizable Service: Available in various colors and specifications to meet different application needs.

Applications

• Spinning and Yarn Production: Used in yarn production, primarily as one of the short fiber applications.
• Nonwoven Fabrics: Suitable for water-spun nonwoven fabrics (e.g., wet wipes, medical fabrics), needle-punched nonwoven fabrics (e.g., geotextiles, roofing felts), and heat-rolled nonwoven fabrics (e.g., packaging, sanitary materials).
• Filling Materials: Used in filling materials for bedding, cotton clothing, sofas, furniture, plush toys, etc.
• Oil and Gas Extraction: Used as a degradable material in petroleum and natural gas extraction, helping reduce environmental impact.