Low melting point fiber is a kind of fiber structure. Like the low melting point fiber produced by general polyester and modified polyester composite spinning, it can melt and bond with other fibers at a lower temperature than general polyester. Low melting point fibers generally refer to sheath-core or side-by-side structural fibers that can melt and bond when heated to 110-150°C. They are important raw materials for the production of nonwovens using thermal bonding processes.
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