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Spunlace is a nonwoven fabric, based on the bonding by waterjets of carded web. The hydroentangled bonding technology is a system in which water is emitted under high pressure and velocity from closely positioned nozzles onto a web of loose fibers. The intensity of the water stream and the pattern of the supporting drum or belt entangle, spin and curl the web's fibers about one another. The entangling of the fibers and the friction between the web's fibers yields a cohesive web. The process makes a nonwoven fabrics with physical properties of softness, high bulk, drapability, stretchiness, good strength and depending upon the fiber used, aesthetics that mimic traditional knitted or woven textiles. The fibers are composed of polyester and viscose in different proportions. The machine width (3200mm) can be slitted from 100mm to full width. Roll lengths as per requirement.