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FiberVisons® HY-Comfort

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The FiberVisons® HY-Comfort fiber has been developed to fulfill the future demands for softness and strength in absorbent products. Nonwovens are very important elements in the design of disposable diapers and sanitary napkins and the performance requirements are constantly increasing

Polymer Name: Polypropylene Compound (PP Compound)

Processing Methods: Spunbond Nonwovens

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Identification & Functionality

Plastics & Elastomers Functions
Technologies

Features & Benefits

Features And Advantages

FiberVisionsâ HY-Comfort is a development which points towards new generations of products. Manufacturers of carded, thermal bonded coverstock will experience a fiber with features which ensure a distinctively better, competitive nonwoven product:

  • Excellent softness
  • Broad bonding window
  • Easy to process
  • Good liquid transport properties
  • Excellent nonwoven properties

The quality of the fibers is secured by highly skilled and qualified operators, a strict ISO 9001 certified quality assurance system, and very advanced fiber production facilities.

Advantages for Roll Goods Manufacturers and Converters

The manufacturers of nonwovens will experience benefits with respect to better processability due to a broad bonding window (up to 15-20°C) and high carding speed (up to 200 m/min.), while obtaining very good nonwoven tenacities. For converters the well-known soft texture of carded, thermal bonded nonwovens is even enhanced, thus increasing the comfort for the diaper user. Furthermore, HY-Comfort coverstocks have better uniformity, drapeability and bulkiness compared to spunbonded materials. Nonwovens made from FiberVisionsâ HY-Comfort can easily be laminated to other materials (e.g. films) due to the broad bonding window.

Benefits

    Softness, bonding strength, fluid management

Applications & Uses

Plastics & Elastomers End Uses
Plastics & Elastomers Processing Methods
Applications

Topsheet, Carded Thermalbond Fabrics, Acquisition layer

Properties

Physical Form
Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Bursting Strength Of The Fiber1.7 -2.1cNidtexInternal FV test
Elongation At Break320 - 400%Internal FV test
Fiber Length (Under A Prescribed Load)40, 50, 60mmInternal FV test
Raw Material (Pp)100%-
Softening Point140 - 150°C-
Melting Point162°C-
Finish Level (Weight)0.35%Internal FV test
Bonding Index (Combining MD And CD Tensiles)18 - 24N/5 cmFormula
Tensile Strength (Md)31 - 45N/5 cmInternal FV test
Tensile Strength (Cd)10 - 15N/5 cmInternal FV test
Elongation (Md)50 -100%Internal FV test
Elongation (Cd)90 - 140%Internal FV test
Strike Through Timemax. 3secInternal FV test
Rewetmax. 0.15g-
Crimp Frequency Internal (KD, No. of crimps/10 cm)VariableInternal FV test
Weight of a Fiber (10 km/length)1.3 - 4.4dtexInternal FV test

Technical Details & Test Data

Results from FiberVisions a/s Pilot Carding & Calendering Line

FiberVisions has obtained the following nonwovens data from tests on the carding & calendering line at a carding speed of 100 m/min. (Typical data for a 20 g/m² product - based on 2.2 dtex fibers):

FiberVisons® HY-Comfort - Results From Fibervisions A/S Pilot Carding & Calendering Line

Packaging & Availability

Country Availability
Regional Availability
  • Asia
  • Europe
  • USA
Availability

FiberVisionsâ HY-Comfort are available in dtex from 1.3 to 10 dtex. The fine fibers in 1.7 dtex can be used to improve the coverage of nonwovens, as the same grammage will increase the number of fibers per m² by approx. 30%, thereby improving the uniformity of the coverstock. Fine fibers also improve the softness and drapeability of the fabrics