Nowadays, people pay more attention to environmental awareness. Because of its reusable, easy to degrade and other characteristics, non-woven materials have gradually become a substitute for plastic bags, and have entered People's Daily life. Non-woven fabric is one of the main materials for making garment bags. The thickness of non-woven fabrics is often regarded as a key indicator of the quality and durability of garment bags.
Non-woven bags are mainly made of polypropylene (PP) or polyester (PET) fiber, through melt-blowing, carding, hot pressing and other processes to form layers of interwoven fiber nets, and finally form nonwoven materials with certain strength and toughness. The thickness of non-woven fabrics is usually measured by gram weight per square meter (g/m²), reflecting the fiber density and strength of non-woven bags, which directly affects the load-bearing capacity and service life of garment bags.
The greater the thickness of the non-woven fabric, the stronger the load-bearing capacity of the garment bag, and the longer the service life. Thicker garment bags are better able to resist tearing and wear, and are suitable for loading heavier items or for frequent use.
When selecting the thickness of non-woven fabrics, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the use scenario and personal needs, while considering the load-bearing needs and portability of garment bags. Normally, 80g/m² non-woven garment bags can meet the daily storage of clothing use, and 120g/m² non-woven garment bags are more suitable for handling heavy clothes such as down cloth, thick coats, etc.
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