Polylactic acid (PLA) fibers can be blended with cotton, linen, silk, wool, or other bio-based fibers. On one hand, this can help improve the application limitations of single materials; on the other hand, multi-material blends can also endow downstream applications with multifunctionality. As a bio-based material, PLA fiber has broad application prospects, but it also…
Viscose fiber, also known as rayon, is a regenerated cellulose fiber made from natural sources such as cotton linters and wood pulp through chemical processing and wet spinning. Viscose fiber has excellent moisture absorption, breathability, and dyeing properties, and is widely used in textiles, apparel, and home furnishings. In recent years, China’s viscose fiber industry…
May 21–23, 2025 – The Spring Meeting of The Fiber Society Held Grandly at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University The Fiber Society is a non-profit professional and scientific association dedicated to the advancement of knowledge related to fibers, fiber products, and fiber materials. It consistently holds two international conferences annually. This spring’s meeting was themed…
According to extraction methods, bamboo fibers can be categorized into bamboo bast fiber, bamboo charcoal fiber, and rayon from bamboo. This article focuses on the blended application of rayon from bamboo and PLA fiber. Overview of Rayon from Bamboo and PLA Fiber Rayon from bamboo is a regenerated cellulose fiber made from bamboo using the viscose…
Types of PLA Fiber PLA fibers are primarily categorized into two types: short fibers and filament yarns. PLA Short Fibers These fibers possess mechanical properties such as strength and elasticity. They can be used in pure spun products or blended with other fibers like cotton, wool, linen, lyocell, and modal. eSUN offers various PLA short…
Polylactic acid (PLA) staple fiber is a sustainable, bio-based material made from renewable resources such as corn starch. As the global demand for biodegradable alternatives increases, PLA staple has emerged as a key player in the transition toward greener materials across various industries. 1. What Is PLA Staple? PLA staple is a short-cut fiber derived…
Polylactic acid (PLA) yarn, derived from renewable plant-based resources, is gaining significant traction in the textile industry as a biodegradable and eco-conscious alternative to traditional synthetic fibers. eSUN offers a diverse portfolio of PLA yarns—ranging from monofilament to fully drawn yarn (FDY) and draw-textured yarn (DTY)—engineered to meet the needs of apparel, packaging, medical, and…
eSUN’s PLA Air Through Non-woven Fabric represents a significant advancement in eco-friendly materials, combining sustainability with high performance. Product Overview This non-woven fabric is crafted from polylactic acid (PLA) bi-component fibers featuring a sheath-core structure. The outer sheath has a low melting point, allowing it to bond fibers together during the hot air-through process, while…
The Rise of ES Fiber In recent years, ES (ethylene–propylene side-by-side) fiber has gained significant traction in the nonwoven industry. Characterized by its core-sheath structure—where the sheath has a low melting point and the core offers mechanical strength—ES fiber performs exceptionally well in thermal bonding processes like hot air-through. This makes it ideal for hygiene…
As the global demand for sustainable and high-performance materials continues to grow, PLA (Polylactic Acid) spunlaced nonwoven fabric is emerging as a leading choice across personal care and eco-packaging sectors. Sourced from renewable plant-based materials, this fiber offers a rare blend of softness, strength, breathability, and eco-consciousness—making it ideal for applications that require direct skin…
As consumers become more aware of comfort, health, and sustainability, the materials used in clothing—especially undergarments—are undergoing major innovation. Among the new generation of textile materials, Polylactic Acid (PLA) fiber is standing out for its exceptional combination of breathability, softness, antibacterial properties, and environmental friendliness. This article takes a closer look at how PLA fiber…
As industries move toward sustainability, PLA thermal bonded non-woven fabric are emerging as a top choice for environmentally conscious production. Made from renewable resources and boasting full biodegradability, these fabrics deliver on both performance and eco-responsibility. eSUN’s PLA thermal bonded non-woven fabric offers a powerful combination of functional strength, softness, and sustainability. This article explores…
Wool and cashmere, as natural fibers that are skin-friendly and thermally insulating, are widely used in the apparel industry. Not only do they offer excellent warmth, but they also provide good breathability, a soft and comfortable texture, and are lightweight—making them highly favored by consumers. In practical use, wool products require careful maintenance and have…
As a globally influential event in the nonwovens industry, the IDEA 2025 Exhibition will take place in Miami from April 29 to May 1. This triennial gathering serves as an important industry indicator, where eSUN will present its complete range of bio-based PLA fiber solutions for sustainable nonwoven applications. 1.PLA Air Through/Thermal Bonded Non-woven Fabric…
Recent studies have revealed that brewing tea with conventional tea bags may release billions of microplastic particles into the drink. Since tea bags, coffee filters, and similar products are often exposed to high temperatures during use, the safety and environmental impact of their materials have become a growing concern. Polylactic acid (PLA) fiber, derived from…
People love fashion, but most clothes harm the planet. Many fabrics take years to break down. Some even release harmful chemicals. This is why the world needs a better option. PLA non woven fabric is a great choice. It is made from plants and does not harm nature. Many fashion brands are looking for safer…
01. Exhibition Information: Name: Melbourne International Coffee Expo (MICE) Date: March 20-22, 2025 Venue: Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre eSUN Booth: J15 02. eSUN Featured Products at MICE 2025 Drip Coffee Bags / Coffee Filter Paper – PLA Non-Woven Fabric Packaging Material PLA (Polylactic Acid) fiber is derived from renewable plant-based resources. As a certified…
When thinking of hemp fiber, many people associate it with traditional uses such as ropes and sacks. However, this natural material holds far more potential. In the fashion industry, hemp is already a popular textile, but when combined with polylactic acid (PLA) fiber, it opens the door to even more innovative applications. Both hemp fiber…
1. Medical Materials Series / Antibacterial Spunlaced Nonwovens ①Blending with viscose fibers reduces costs while maintaining antibacterial, mite-resistant, and deodorizing properties; ②Polylactic acid fibers exhibit strong moisture-wicking capabilities, keeping the surface breathable and dry with rapid diffusion and unidirectional moisture transport; ③They are lightweight, non-flammable, easily decomposable, non-toxic, non-irritating, and biodegradable. 2. Packaging Series /…
With the rapid growth of the pet economy, pet owners are increasingly seeking upgraded “peripheral” products for their pets, such as cleaning supplies, clothing, toys, and sleeping pads. Driven by the need for convenience and improved quality of life for pets, the application of new biobased polylactic acid (PLA) fibers and nonwoven fabrics in this field…
Reducing Impact for the Earth!Under the dual carbon goals, the hotel industry is actively pursuing energy-saving and low-carbon transformations in various ways. PLA Fibers, as a bio-based, biodegradable, and recyclable eco-friendly material, can provide significant environmental benefits to the hotel industry. First, PLA fibers can be used to produce a wide range of disposable products.eSUN’s PLA…
Against”low carbon and sustainable development,” biobased degradable polylactic acid (PLA) fiber and nonwoven fabric have vast application prospects. In the medical field, PLA fibers can be used as medical consumables, such as medical dressings and bandages.The can alsoproduce disposable medical products, including masks, caps, shoe covers, protective clothing, pillowcases, bed sheets, bed covers, and more. So, what are…
From December 2 to 13, the 16th Conference of the Parties (COP16) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) was held in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. According to Guan Zhi’ou, head of the Chinese delegation to COP16 and Director of the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, China has achieved remarkable success…
“Rags” are common cleaning tools in daily life, but a damp environment is a breeding ground for bacteria. A rag that is used for a long time without disinfection can harbor a large amount of bacteria. Instead of cleaning, it may bring hidden health risks to daily life. Polylactic acid (PLA) fiber, as a new…
When it comes to close-to-skin wear, what factors do you consider? Softness and skin-friendliness? Breathability? For individuals with sensitive skin, the requirements for clothing materials are even higher—features like antibacterial properties and natural materials become significant advantages. Polylactic Acid (PLA) Fiber A versatile material suitable for various textile applications, PLA fiber offers properties such as skin-friendliness,…
The tea bag industry has experienced rapid growth due to the “measured, hygienic, convenient, and fast” benefits of tea bags. Tea bag filter paper, as the essential packaging material, must allow effective diffusion of tea’s active ingredients into the brew while preventing tea particles from seeping into the liquid. Over the years, tea filter paper…
I. Analysis of Challenges in PLA Fiber Applications PLA fiber offers numerous unique advantages, but certain challenges arise in its practical applications. For instance, pure PLA nonwoven fabrics used in sanitary products have limited softness; pure PLA yarn in apparel fabrics feels stiff with a noticeable plastic texture; and PLA fiber used in packaging materials is…
What products can be made from PLA fibers and nonwoven fabrics? You might be surprised to learn that everyday items like sanitary pads, diapers, wet wipes, makeup remover pads, facial towels, cotton pads, and face masks are all made from PLA fibers and nonwoven fabrics. These products are part of the downstream applications in the PLA nonwoven…
The Responsible Packaging Expo will be held in London on October 15-16, and eSUN will showcase its bio-based, eco-friendly packaging solutions at the event. “Bio-based,” “Recyclable,” “Biodegradable”! Welcome friends to visit our booth (No. V20) for a tour and exchange. Contact us: Tel：0755-86581960 / +86 755 86581960 E-mail：tomding@brightcn.net
In the consumer electronics industry, traditional packaging materials like plastic films, bubble wrap, and foam are effective in protecting products, but their environmental impact is undeniable. Against the backdrop of the dual-carbon strategy, eco-friendly packaging materials that offer both functionality and environmental benefits are emerging. Previously, we systematically reviewed the advantages of polylactic acid (PLA)…
In the packaging industry, “low carbon” and “sustainability” have gradually become key focuses. Major brands are enhancing the eco-friendliness of their final products through design, production, and the selection of environmentally friendly materials. Currently, polylactic acid (PLA) non-woven fabric, which has good biodegradability and practical functionality, is emerging as a new popular packaging material. Specifically, PLA…
From September 19 to 21, the 17th China International Trade Fair for Technical Textiles and Nonwovens(CINTE) will be held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. As the world’s second-largest and Asia’s largest professional exhibition in the industrial textile field, CINTE will attract numerous domestic and international enterprises to gather, share high-quality resources from the industrial chain, and collaborate…
Thermal bonding fibers are materials that achieve fiber-to-fiber bonding through a heat treatment process. This technology is commonly used in the production of non-woven fabrics, composites, and other products that require fiber bonding. eSUN PLA Bi-component Staple can be used as thermal bonding fibers. In practical applications, PLA thermal bonding fibers exhibit excellent thermal bonding performance, along…
On August 30th, the China National Textile and Apparel Council announced the proposed award list for its Science and Technology Awards. The project “Key Technologies and Applications for Functional PLA Fiber Preparation,” in which eSUN participated, was recommended for the second prize of the Technical Invention Award. On January 19th, 2024, Shenzhen Esun Industrial Co., Ltd. (brand “eSUN”)…
PLA Staples can be used to produce PLA Needled Non-woven Fabric, which finds wide applications in geotextile materials, as well as in agriculture, horticulture, and other fields. Geotextiles are permeable synthetic materials made by needling or weaving fibers. Taking short fiber geotextiles as an example, they have good flexibility, permeability, filtration, and isolation performance, and can be…
Quilts, pillows, cushions, stuffed toys… These are all items frequently used in daily life, or rather, items that are in close contact with the human body. When selecting home textiles, in addition to considering the fabric, understanding the types and characteristics of the filling materials can help in choosing the right products, thereby enhancing the…
Polylactic acid (PLA) non-woven fabric materials combine the inherent advantages of PLA with the structural characteristics of non-woven fabrics, such as ultra-fine fibers, large specific surface area, and high porosity. These properties make PLA non-woven fabrics highly promising in the field of air filtration. The application of PLA non-woven fabrics in the air filtration industry…
Polylactic acid (PLA) fiber fabric has many advantages, but it also has some drawbacks.
PLA bi-component staples are a leading and distinctive product of eSUNFiber, with mature production technology and stable product quality.
PLA fiber and PLA non-woven fabric can be widely used in sanitary materials, clothing fabrics, home textiles, toy stuffing, and medical supplies.
eSUN PLA fiber and PLA non-woven fabric have recently passed the DIN CERTCO composting degradation testing certification.
