FLASHSPUN NONWOVEN
Web of fibers produced by the flash spinning method and bonded by one or more techniques to provide fabric integrity and variations in surface appearance.
FLASHSPUN
A web of fibers produced according to the flash spinning method. References for this information: Edana
FLASH SPINNING
Modified spinlaying (spunlaid) method in which a solution of a polymer is extruded under conditions where, on emerging from the spinneret, solvent evaporation occurs so rapidly that the individual filaments…
FLAME RETARDANCY
The ability of a material to resist ignition and the propagation of a flame. References for this information: Handbook of Fire Resistant Textiles, 2013, Pages 322-348
FLAME RESISTANCE
The ability to burn slowly or to self-extinguish after the ignition source is removed.
FINISHING
Process usually carried out after a web has been formed and bonded. Examples are embossing, creping, softening, printing and dyeing. References for this information: Inda Edana
FINISH
Substance added to fibers and webs in a posttreatment, to change their properties. Examples are spin finishes (lubricants) and flame retardants. References for this information: Inda Edana
FILTER MEDIA
Material that makes up a filter element. Media can be made of a variety of materials, fabric, metal, sand, fiber, ceramics, etc.
FILTER FABRIC
A material used to separate particles from their suspension in air or liquids. References for this information: Inda Edana
FILLER
A non-fibrous additive used in a fiber, binder or a film, to increase weight, replace more expensive polymer, or to change luster, or opacity etc. References for this information: Inda…
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