Scrim is a simple product of advanced technology. A web-like product, scrim’s fibers are chemically bonded. Scrim is superior to other fabrics because the fibers are not crimped by weaving, they can be joined at a greater variety of angles, and scrim can be produced at far greater speeds. Scrim is strong, flexible, and can be fire retardant.
- Tensile strength
- Tear resistance
- Heat sealable
- Anti-microbial properties
- Water resistance
- Self-adhesive
- Eco-friendly
- Decomposable
- Recyclable
Originally developed as reinforcement between paper layers in packaging material, scrim has proven to be a versatile product with diverse custom applications.
It’s the right material for reinforcing many industrial products like roofing, carpets, air-ducts, filters, tape, laminations, and the list goes on. You may have a product that could benefit from scrim versatility.
Laid scrim is widely used as reinforced material on kinds none-woven fabric, such as fiberglass tissue, polyester mat, wipes, Antistatic textiles, Pocket filter, filtration, Needle punched non-woven, Cable wrapping, Tissues, also some top ends, such as medical paper. It can makes none-woven products with higher tensile strength, while just add very little unit weight.
The medical paper, also called surgical paper, blood/liquid absorbing paper tissue, Scrim Absorbent Towel, medical hand towel, scrim reinforced paper wipes, disposable surgical hand towel. After adding the laid scrim in the middle layer, the paper is reinforced, with higher tension, will have the features such as the nice surface, soft hand feeling, eco-friendly.
Due to the raw material costs increasing crazily, and our government’s restrictions on power supply, unstable supply of all raw material, the lead time will be extended seriously.
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Post time: Oct-15-2021