What can felt fabric be used for?

Felt fabric has a wide scope of application.

The use of decoration felt:

- Exhibition stands and shop decorations

- Decoration of sideboard fillings, showcases, the packaging of musical instruments.

- Design decoration products for around the house, e.g. carpets, curtains, placemats and trays, chair pads, cushions, self-adhesive wall decorations, partitions.

- Decorative accessories: e.g. bags, mobile phone covers, notebook covers, slippers, key bags.

- And many others.

The use of industrial felt:

-Sealing

Elasticity is an inherent quality of wool fibres, enabling wool felt to be used as an excellent gasket material.

-Polishing

Wool felt can be used for polishing, semi-glossing, and removing scratches from metal and plastic surfaces, or marble, granite, and glass products.

-Insulation

Wool fibres and felt process naturally keep the heat and absorb liquids.

-Lubrication

Wool felt has a porous structure and built-in capillary channels, which improves its absorbability and enhances the transfer of liquids. These absorbed liquids are slowly released through felt, serving as an efficient lubrication agent.

-Filtering

The porous quality of felt is exceptionally suited to absorb and prevent undesirable particles, like dust or carbon, etc. Felt is also capable of long-term resistance against the influence of water, oil, and other chemicals. Qualities like elasticity and durability enable wool felt to be used as "pressing mat – padding" in steel operation centres during scission and cutting. During this activity, felt also helps to clean and remove impurities from the steel roller.