Advancing Spunbound Technology the Ultimate Way, 1996 Nonwovens Conference Proceedings

It is well known that the filament spinning speed in the current spunbonding processes is generally in the range of 2,000 to 3,000 m/min despite of numerous efforts that have been made to improve it in the past three decades. A careful analysis and comparison of the spunbond technology with melt blowing technique has clearly led to the realization that the current melt spinning technique in the spunbonding process has to be thoroughly innovated before it can significantly break the barrier of the filament spinning speed. As a result, Ason spunbond technology featuring a compact line with a balanced quench system was developed and patented. Filament spinning speed of 6,000 m/min or higher can be reached by the Ason process and results showing many other advantages of the technology are reported.

Author: Lu, F., Moller, A.
Advancing Spunbound Technology the Ultimate Way, 1996 Nonwov
Advancing Spunbound Technology the Ultimate Way, 1996 Nonwovens Conference Proceedings
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