Raw Materials
Airlaid products are characterised by qualities such as high liquid absorption, softness, similarity to textile, and a tensile strength close to similar in both wet and dry condition. Such qualities are vital within i.e. the hygiene industry.

The most common raw materials for airlaid production are:

• wood pulp and/or cotton linters
• synthetic stable fibres
• bi-component stable fibres
• natural stable fibres
• other types of airborne fibres
• super absorbent fibres/granulates

In recent years, alternative raw materials have emerged on the market as a consequence of the environmental considerations needed to keep a "green" profile. Please visit our Market Intelligence section to learn more about how we stand on this issue.

Production Lines
Dan-Web's modular design built and heavy duty construction airlaid lines offer stability and flexibility in the production process, unmatched web speeds, and many applications for the finished products:

Latex bonded airlaid (LBAL/BBAL)
Table cloths, napkins, wipes, wet wipes, industrial wipes, feminine hygiene products, and packaging material

Thermal-bonded airlaid (TBAL) 
Core material for baby diapers, feminine hygiene and incontinence products, meat pads and packaging material

Multi-bonded grades (MBAL)
A combination of BBAL and TBAL

Hydrogen bonded airlaid or x-bonded airlaid (HBAL/XBAL)
Core material for baby diapers, feminine hygiene and incontinence products

Airlaid plus hydro entangles/Spunlace
Wipes, wet wipes, etc.

As new products are developing very fast and Dan-Web's machinery can easily be adapted to supply such markets the market potential seems infinite. Please go to New Products to learn more about our activities.