Derusen PP Spunbond Non Woven Fabric is produced from 100% polypropylene filaments through spunbond and thermal bonding technology, delivering uniform structure, stable strength, and reliable breathability. Available in 20–155g/m² weights, customized widths, colors, and functional treatments, it is widely used for garment interlining, medical disposables, filtration, agriculture, packaging, and hygiene applications. Certified with OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 for product safety and compliance.
Derusen PP spunbond non woven fabric is manufactured from continuous polypropylene filaments that are extruded, spun and thermally bonded into a flat, porous sheet. The process creates a fabric with isotropic tensile strength, uniform weight distribution and controlled air permeability, without the use of chemical binders. The material is inherently hydrophobic, resistant to microbial attack and recyclable. It is supplied in roll form with widths ranging from 100 cm to 150 cm and basis weights between 20 g/m² and 155 g/m². Typical applications include garment interlining, medical disposables, filtration media, agricultural covering, packaging and hygiene products. All grades are certified to OEKO‑TEX® STANDARD 100, ensuring they are free from harmful substances and suitable for direct skin contact.
| Fibre composition | 100% polypropylene (PP) |
| Production method | Spunbond, thermal point‑bonded |
| Weight range | 20 g/m² to 155 g/m² (standard); other weights available on request |
| Width | 100 cm, 120 cm, 150 cm; slit‑to‑order width possible |
| Colour | White, black; custom colour masterbatch available for volumes |
| Finish options | Anti‑static, hydrophilic (treated), UV stabilised, flame retardant (certified to EN 13501‑1 or equivalent) |
| Fusing condition (for interlining use) | Time: 15–18 s, Temperature: 135–140 °C, Pressure: 3.0–3.5 kg/cm² |
| Packaging | Standard rolls: 100 yards/roll; custom roll length and core inner diameter available |
| MOQ | 5 000 metres per weight/colour |
| Delivery time | Within 15 working days after order confirmation and receipt of payment |
Routine tests are performed in‑house on every production lot according to the following methods:
All test results are linked to a unique batch number for full traceability. Derusen’s non‑woven fabric production line has a capacity of 4.5 million linear metres per month, which allows consistent supply and short lead times for repeat orders.
Beyond apparel interlining, the same spunbond platform can supply grades suitable for medical isolation gowns, surgical drapes, face mask layers (non‑filter), agricultural row covers, tablecloths, mattress backing and industrial wipes. Custom finishes such as antistatic, hydrophilic or flame retardant broaden the utility of the fabric.
All PP spunbond non woven fabric supplied by Derusen carries the OEKO‑TEX® STANDARD 100 label. Independent testing verifies that the material contains no harmful levels of restricted substances such as formaldehyde, heavy metals or phthalates. The certificate is renewed annually and supports customers in meeting REACH, CPSIA and other international product safety standards. A valid certificate copy can be included in shipment documentation upon request.
Derusen operates its own spunbond production and coating lines, which enables direct control over weight, width, colour and functional finishes. OEM arrangements are standard:
Free sample rolls (A4 swatch or small roll) are available for technical evaluation; the customer pays the courier cost. For custom colours or finishes, a pre‑production sample can be arranged before bulk order confirmation.
Standard production covers 20 g/m² to 155 g/m². Lightweight grades (20–40 g/m²) are often used for disposable garments, hygiene products or agricultural fleece. Medium weights (50–80 g/m²) suit interlining and packaging. Heavier grades (100 g/m² and above) are selected for structured interlining, reinforcement or industrial applications where stiffness and tear resistance are required. If you are unsure, we can supply a sample set across the range for direct comparison.
Yes. When used as a fusible interlining with a suitable adhesive coating, typical fusing parameters are: temperature 135–140 °C, pressure 3.0–3.5 kg/cm², and dwell time 15–18 seconds. These conditions can vary slightly depending on the shell fabric and adhesive type; we recommend a small‑scale fusing trial before bulk production.
Yes. Custom colours are achieved by adding masterbatch during the extrusion process. A minimum order quantity of 5 000 metres per colour applies for non‑stock shades. A lab‑dip or colour sample can be prepared for approval before bulk production starts.
Yes. The spunbond line can incorporate functional additives including UV stabilisers, antistatic agents, antimicrobials and flame retardants. For flame‑retardant grades, we can test to relevant standards such as EN 13501‑1 or NFPA 701 upon request. Please specify the exact standard and performance level you need so we can confirm feasibility.
The minimum order quantity is 5 000 metres per weight and colour. For stock white or black, delivery is within 15 working days after order confirmation and receipt of payment. Custom colours or functional finishes may add 3–5 working days for sample approval before the bulk lead time begins. Smaller trial quantities can sometimes be accommodated—please contact our sales team to discuss.
All PP spunbond non woven fabric is certified to OEKO‑TEX® STANDARD 100, meaning it has been independently tested and found free of harmful levels of restricted substances. In‑house quality control on each production lot covers basis weight, tensile strength, elongation, tear resistance, air permeability and shrinkage. Test results are linked to a batch number for traceability.
We provide free A4 swatches or small sample rolls of standard grades for evaluation. The customer is responsible for the courier cost or can provide a collect account number. Samples are normally dispatched within 1–2 working days. For custom colours or functional finishes, a pre‑production sample may take 3–5 additional working days.