Drawings of Meltblown Fabric Production Line Equipment with a Width of 2400MM Worth Millions Meltblown fabric is called the "heart" of a mask, serving as the core filter layer with excellent filtering, shielding, thermal insulation, and oil absorption properties. The meltblown nonwoven fabric production process involves drying PP material and mixing it with necessary additives (such as stabilizers, whitening agents, and masterbatches), then extruding the PP through a screw extruder. The melt is then stretched into ultra-fine fibers using a meltblown die and other auxiliary equipment, eventually forming a nonwoven fabric of varying widths using the meltblown method.
The main components of a meltblown fabric extruder include a screw, barrel, transmission system, barrel heating and cooling systems, frame, head connecting body, and electrical control box.
Main applications of the products produced by the meltblown fabric extruder: sanitary materials, masks, protective clothing, industrial filtration, sound-absorbing materials, vehicle filtration, air filtration, liquid filtration, and more.
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