Hydroentangled nonwoven, also known as spunlace fabric, is a type of nonwoven fabric that is made by entangling fibers together with high-pressure water jets. This process creates a strong and durable fabric that is also soft and absorbent, and with dust filtration characteristics. Spunlace nonwoven is used in a variety of applications, including wipes, medical dressings, and filter media. Spunlace nonwoven is made by first creating a web of fibers. The web of fibers is then passed through a series of high-pressure water jets. The jets of water entangle the fibers together, creating a strong and durable fabric. Spunlace nonwoven can be made with a variety of fibers, including aramid, polyester, viscose, and polypropylene. The pressure of the water jets can be adjusted to create a fabric with different levels of strength and absorption.