How to Make Melt Blown Fabric? / Meltblown Fabric Production Line

The meltblown fabric production line is a manufacturing system designed to produce meltblown fabric, which is a non-woven fabric known for its fine filtration properties and is commonly used in medical masks, air filters, and other filtration applications.

The production line typically consists of several key components, including extruders, meltblown dies, air handling systems, and winding units. The process begins with the extrusion of polymer resins, such as polypropylene, through a die to form ultra-fine fibers. These fibers are then blown by hot air onto a conveyor belt, where they form a web of interconnected fibers. The web is then bonded together to create the final meltblown fabric.

The function of a meltblown fabric production line is to efficiently and consistently produce high-quality meltblown fabric with precise specifications, such as fiber diameter, basis weight, and filtration efficiency. The production line must be carefully controlled to ensure the uniformity and integrity of the fabric, as well as to optimize production efficiency.