Technical Fields

Production Process and Equipment

Since its founding, Japan Vilene has introduced a wide range of nonwoven fabric production methods. Starting with dry-laid processes using carding systems, we have expanded to include wet-laid systems and meltblown production equipment.
For bonding methods, we utilize chemical bonding, needle punching, and hydroentangling, enabling high-speed production of diverse nonwoven fabrics.

By covering nearly all major nonwoven manufacturing techniques—except for spunbond—we have built a robust system capable of responding precisely to a wide variety of customer needs.

Advanced Converting Technologies

Nonwoven fabrics can be shaped and enhanced with various functions through a wide range of converting methods. The diverse converting technologies we have accumulated over many years continue to expand the possibilities of nonwoven materials.

Superior Raw Materials Technologies

Since its founding, Japan Vilene has developed distinctive nonwoven fabrics by collaborating with raw material manufacturers such as Toray, one of our original shareholders.
In Japan, Oyama Chemical, a group company, produces fibers that contribute to the differentiation of the raw materials of our nonwovens, enabling the creation of various high-performance products.

Other Technologies