Fusible Polyester Adhesive Nonwoven Felt Interlining 150cm Wide

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 (2025)

• 40+

  Branch Offices

• 600+

  Office Staffs

Product Details

MH polyester fusible nonwoven interlining is a 150cm-wide, 100% polyester needle-punched felt coated with an LDPE adhesive for iron-on fusing.

The base fabric weighs 180 g/m² with an added 30 g/m² LDPE glue layer, and its needle-punched fibers give a soft hand with strong mechanical toughness.

Key Selling Points

• Reliable iron-on fusing: MH polyester fusible interlining carries an even LDPE adhesive coating that bonds securely to face fabrics under heat.

• Soft hand, strong body: MH needle-punched nonwoven felt combines a soft hand feel with strong mechanical toughness for shape retention.

• Thermal and acoustic insulation: MH polyester felt offers good thermal and acoustic insulation, extending its use to industrial and home textile applications.

• OEKO-TEX certified production: MH produces this fusible nonwoven interlining under OEKO-TEX certification for garment-safe supply.

• Versatile, customizable supply: MH supplies the felt for garment interlining, quilting, padding, and craft, with custom specifications available on request.

100% polyester needle-punched nonwoven fabric is made entirely of polyester fibers (or predominantly polyester) and is manufactured using a needle-punching technique. Unlike traditional woven fabrics, it does not require spinning or weaving. Instead, the fibers are physically entangled to form a fabric-like structure, offering softness, breathability, and durability.

Nonwoven fabrics also called felts are extremely versatile and can be used in a variety of applications.

Their resulting mechanical toughness and excellent thermal and acoustical insulation properties make them the ideal choice for many industrial applications.