Iron-on Fusible Nonwoven Embroidery Backing and Stabilizer

MH Non-woven Interlining Factory

• $14 million

  Production Capacity

• 200+

  Workers

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About Ningbo MH

MH specializes in garment accessories and fabrics, offering high-quality solutions for the textile and home décor industries. With advanced automated warehousing, MH ensures efficient supply chain management and provides comprehensive after-sales support, exclusively serving businesses, not individuals.

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• 1999

  Since

• $871Million

  Annual Sales

• 40+

  Branch Offices

• 600+

  Staffs

Product Details

Composition: 100% Polyester

Width: Within 1800mm, can be cut into small width

Weight: 25gsm-120gsm

Glue: LDPE

Application: Computer embroidery machines

MH iron-on fusible embroidery backing is a 100% polyester nonwoven stabilizer coated with an LDPE adhesive that bonds to fabric under heat.

Key Selling Points

• Heat-activated fusible bond: MH embroidery backing carries an LDPE adhesive coating that irons straight onto fabric, stabilizing it in seconds without spray or sewing.

• Stable nonwoven base: The 100% polyester nonwoven gives dense embroidery a firm, even foundation so stitches stay flat and registration holds.

• Clean cut-away finish: After stitching, the stabilizer cuts away cleanly around the design, leaving a neat back without distorting the embroidery.

• Broad application range: The fusible backing suits woven fabrics, jackets, denim, caps and shoes on computerized embroidery machines.

• OEKO-TEX certified production: MH produces the backing under OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification, making it safe for apparel and next-to-skin use.

LDPE fusible interlining embroidery backing

Non-woven embroidery backing can be used on woven material fabric, jackets, or denim;

Great for computerized embroidery backing, shoes and cap interlining.

How to Use?

Simply iron on the stabilizer to the fabric, hoop the cut away embroidery stabilizer together with the fabric, then stitch; cut away and clean the stabilizer around the stitches after finishing your project.