All you need to know about non-woven interlining

 

When it comes to interlining non-woven fabrics, sew-in and fusible non-woven interlining have turned out to be crucial in all areas of the garments industry. Nowadays, they are being used in almost every item of clothing on the market. Most manufacturers produce nonwoven interlinings at their own sites from all-purpose goods and stitch-strengthened interlinings to chiefly heavy or light forte products for niche applications.

Premium non-woven interlining products are being manufactured by making use of highly developed adhesive technology to offer the safest solution for post-processing applications. The different ranges of nonwovens of these manufacturers from ecological products to products made from pure recycled polyester will offer outstanding sustainability.

For producing premium non-woven interlining products, it is vital that the interlining characteristics are supposed to match the type of garment. The interlining is supposed to agree with the fabric to make it gain weight without losing its nature. Therefore, it is suggested to think about choosing the suitable interlining consistent with,

·         The suitable weight that is necessary for the fabric

·         Characteristics of the material depending on model and color

·         Ironing instructions and Cleaning conditions

·         The area where the interlining will be used

Before the commencement of the production of non-woven interlining products, it is also vital to carry out fusing tests and following care treatments.

Non-woven Interlining products are broadly categorized into different coating systems according to the type they are covered. These classes of interlining coating systems include:

Scatter System Interlinings: In this coating system of non-woven interlining, the adhesive melting powder is more or less equally spread. While the lighter scattering of the powder is used to fuse collars and small areas of blouses, a heavier spread of the powder are used to heavy fabrics.

Paste Point System Interlinings: In this coating system, the nonwovens are printed with a standard dot model in the rotating screen-printing appliance. This coating system does not add extra weight to the fabric, thus maintaining the nature of the fabric flawlessly. It is a good option for non-woven interlining fabrics that need a great resistance to dry cleaning and require steam cleaning.

Powder Point System Interlinings: This coating system involves equal spraying of the substrate using a type of power from a roller. This type of non-woven interlining coating system has great resistance to dry cleaning, making it suitable for steam washing, as well.

 

Usually, all non-woven interlining products have limited strength and flexibility. However, these products have the benefit of having a smoother surface, lighter weights, and softer touch than the woven Interlining products, but in some situations, these products need to have resistance and light in weight. This requirement occurs when it is required to decrease the flexibility of stretchy fabrics in one way.

Non-woven interlining products are used in some special applications, as well, in addition to using in standard applications. Non-woven paste dot Interlining products are largely used in leather garments. Special non-woven interlinings are used to paste siliconized and sliding finished clothes. The products are also used in applications that need diverse pasting temperatures and washing characteristics.