Nonwoven frontal tape

The nonwoven frontal tape for diapers is usually made of nonwoven fabric, which usually uses polypropylene (PP) or polyester (PET) as the main raw material. Nonwoven fabric is a material that is made of fibers into a mesh by physical, chemical or thermal means and reinforced by a certain process. It has the characteristics of good breathability, softness, comfort and strong moisture absorption. For nonwoven frontal tape for diaper, there are single-layer nonwoven front tape and double-layer nonwoven front tape designs. Single-layer nonwoven frontal tape loop: This design usually uses a thinner layer of nonwoven fabric and is suitable for some simple and low-cost diapers. Its advantage is that the production process is relatively simple and the cost is low. Double-layer nonwoven frontal tape: This design usually consists of two layers of nonwoven fabric. The first layer is usually ordinary nonwoven fabric, and the second layer may use softer and more skin-friendly nonwoven fabric, or add some functional coatings, such as waterproof layer, breathable layer, etc., to improve comfort and product performance. Diapers with double-layer designs are usually more comfortable and suitable, especially in terms of protecting the baby's skin.   In summary, whether it is a single-layer or double-layer non-woven front waist tape, the main material is usually non-woven fabric, and the difference lies in the functional differences in the number of layers and design.

  The frontal tape loop of a diaper is one of the important parts of a diaper. It is usually used to fix the position of the diaper on the baby's body to ensure that the diaper is not easily displaced or loosened. The material and structural design of the front waist tape play a vital role in the comfort, fit and performance of diapers. According to different materials and surface treatments, the front waist tape can be divided into several types, each with different characteristics and advantages. The following are several common types of front waist tape: 1. PP diaper frontal tape Material characteristics: Polypropylene (PP) is a common synthetic plastic with high strength, rigidity and wear resistance, suitable for use in places where strong bonding is required. PP front waist tape usually uses non-woven fabric or film material, which is heat-pressed or bonded to form a solid waist tape. The surface is usually smooth, which is suitable for automatic bonding during the production process. Advantages: Strong adhesion: Polypropylene material can provide strong bonding to ensure that the front waist tape fits firmly on the baby's waist. Lower price: The cost of polypropylene material is low, which can reduce the production cost of diapers. Strong wear resistance: suitable for long-term use, not easy to break or fall off. Disadvantages: Since polypropylene itself does not have good softness, it is sometimes less comfortable and may cause friction to babies with sensitive skin. 2. Knitted frontal tape for diaper Material features: The mesh frontal tape usually uses a combination of polypropylene non-woven fabric and mesh material. The mesh structure makes the tape more breathable while maintaining adhesion. The mesh material itself is relatively thin, soft, and has less friction on the skin. Advantages: Better breathability: The mesh structure can increase air circulation, reduce stuffiness, and help babies stay dry. Soft and comfortable: The mesh material is softer, reduces friction on the skin, and improves comfort. High strength: The mesh structure can provide good resistance to stretching and deformation. Disadvantages: Compared with traditional flat materials, the production process is more complicated, so the cost may be slightly higher. 3. Brush frontal tape Material features: Suede frontal tape usually uses non-woven fabric with fluff on the surface (such as polypropylene non-woven fabric), which makes the surface of the frontal tape softer. Suede structure can enhance the comfort of the waist tape and reduce irritation to the baby's skin. Advantages: Very soft: Suede material is soft and suitable for baby's sensitive skin, which can provide higher comfort. Skin-friendly: Suede material can better fit the baby's waist curve and reduce the discomfort caused by friction. Good breathability: Although suede material looks thicker, its breathability is usually still good. Disadvantages: May be easy to pilling: Because the surface is suede material, after multiple stretching and friction, some pilling may occur, affecting the appearance. High cost: The production cost of suede material is relatively high, so the price of this type of diapers may be more expensive. 4. Nonwoven frontal tape Material features: Nonwoven frontal tape is generally made of polypropylene (PP) or other synthetic fibers, with a smooth surface, which can be processed by heat pressing or bonding. Nonwoven materials have good air permeability and softness, and the production process is simple and the cost is low. Advantages: Good air permeability: The structure of nonwoven fabrics is usually loose, which can provide a certain air permeability and help maintain dryness. Higher comfort: Compared with traditional plastic materials, nonwoven fabrics have certain advantages in softness and comfort. High cost performance: The production cost of nonwoven frontal tape is low, which can provide reasonable performance and low price. Disadvantages: Weak adhesion: Compared with PP frontal tape, the adhesion of nonwoven fabrics may be slightly insufficient, and a stronger adhesive may be required. Low durability: Compared with mesh or suede frontal tape, nonwoven fabrics may be less durable and strong after long-term use. Summary Each type of frontal tape material has its specific advantages and disadvantages. Manufacturers usually choose the right material based on product positioning, target market and cost requirements.  

Many parents only focus on water absorption and leak prevention when choosing diapers, but ignore the quality inspection of the frontal tape. The front waist patch is the core fixing part of diapers, which directly determines the comfort and stability of wearing. Regular brands will pass five core laboratory performance tests to ensure the safety and comfort of baby wearing. The first is the frontal tape raw materials softness test, which detects the bending stiffness of the fabric, eliminates hard edges and corners, and avoids compressing and damaging the delicate belly of babies. The second is breathability and moisture permeability testing, which tests the breathability and moisture wicking ability of the fabric, bidding farewell to the problems of stuffy waist and abdomen, sweat accumulation and redness. The third is repeated pasting testing, simulating multiple tearing and fine-tuning. High quality waist patches are not easy to curl, curl, or lose adhesion, and are suitable for different baby abdominal circumferences. The fourth is the nonwoven frontal tape tensile tear test, which detects the stability of the structure through tensile testing. Even when the baby rolls and pulls, it is not easy to deform, misplace, or leak urine. The fifth is the wear-resistant friction test, which effectively prevents daily friction from fuzzing and shedding, and cares for the baby's skin. At the same time, all products have passed national standard safety testing, with a mild pH value, no harmful dyes, and microbiological standards, providing comprehensive protection for baby health from performance to safety. If you want to know more, please click www.glinknonwoven.com