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green spunbond / meltblown / spunbond polypropylene composite

Spunbond / Meltblown / Fine Fiber Polypropylene Composites (SMF)

Green spunbond/meltblown/fine fiber composites are our most versatile, highest performing rolls. The spunbond side is smooth, abrasion-resistant, and very durable. The fine fiber side is soft and highly absorbent. These rolls are best used on the floor with the fine fiber side down. When saturated, the texture offers a slight gripping characteristic.

R6GNH

30" x 150" / 76 cm x 46 m

1 per package

heavy duty

R6GNM

30" x 150' / 76 cm x 46 m

1 per package

medium duty

R6GNHS

15" x 150' / 38 cm x 46 m

2 per package

heavy duty

R6GNMS

15" x 150' / 38 cm x 46 m

2 per package

medium duty

  • dual-textured composite

  • smooth/abrasion-resistant top layer

  • fluffy, highly absorbent center layer

  • soft, highly absorbent bottom layer

  • great for wiping tools & machine parts

  • bottom layer grips when wet

  • removes sheen from the floor

  • available in both pads and rolls

  • absorbs oils, water, coolants & solvents

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all universal compositions:  Product offering consists of one, two, and three layer compositions, combining meltblown and spunbond polypropylene

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specialty compositions:

Composites are available with printed spunbond pp. Company names or other messages can be printed on the product membrane in volume quantities.

caution slip hazard roll

Our absorbent composites range in density from as low as 130 gsm to as high 700 gsm, (grams per square meter) although our standard range is between 150 and 400 gsm. Three layer composites tend to be on the higher end of the range, as the center layer represents a lower percentage of the overall unit in comparison to single-ply and two-layer composites.

All universal rolls are thermally bonded and perforated both across-direction and machine-direction at equidistant intervals.

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