Spunlace nonwoven, also known as hydroentangled or water jet entangled fabric, is a type of nonwoven fabric produced by high-pressure water jets. The fabrication process involves opening and blending different types of fibers, such as natural or synthetic, and then forming a uniform web using water jets. The high-pressure water streams cause the fibers to entangle and interlock, resulting in a strong and durable fabric.
Spunlace nonwoven fabrics have a soft and smooth texture, similar to woven fabrics, which makes them suitable for various applications. These fabrics exhibit excellent strength, absorbency, and dust filtration properties.