Meltblown Nonwoven Fabric

Ultra-fine microfibers blown into a dense web. The fine structure traps particles, which makes meltblown the filter layer in face masks and many air and liquid filters.

Also known asMelt-blown fabricFilter mediaElectret meltblownTela meltblownTecido meltblown
  • Sourced from vetted mills
  • Checked before loading — weight, width and roll condition
  • Full export documents; shipped worldwide

Typical specifications

Material100% polypropylene
FiberMicrofibers, typically about 1–5 μm in diameter
Weight15–100 gsm (typical range)
WidthTypically up to 1.6 m, or slit rolls
GradesBFE95, BFE99 and higher-efficiency filter grades
ChargingElectrostatic (electret) treatment for higher filtration efficiency
ColorWhite
TestingFiltration efficiency and air-resistance reports on request

Typical ranges. Exact specifications are confirmed with the mill for each order.

Applications

What Meltblown is used for.

Tell us what you are making and we will recommend the right weight, width and finish.

Face mask filter layer

The middle, filtering layer of medical and protective masks.

Air & HVAC filters

Filter media for air-handling and appliance filters.

Liquid filtration

Cartridge and sheet filters.

Oil absorbents

Spill pads and booms — heavier, untreated grades.

Insulation

Thermal and acoustic layers.

Wipes

As a layer in composite wiping fabrics.

Options

Option

BFE95

Bacterial filtration efficiency of 95% or more.

Option

BFE99

99% or more — typical for medical masks.

Option

Oil-absorbent grade

Heavier, uncharged meltblown for spills.

Option

Mask material set

Meltblown plus the spunbond outer layers.

Packing & shipping

PackingRolls on cores, poly-wrapped and labelled; sheets in cartons
ShippingFull or shared containers (FCL / LCL), worldwide
DocumentsCommercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, bill of lading, test reports
LoadingEstimate container fit with our load planner

FAQ

What does BFE mean?

Bacterial filtration efficiency: the percentage of test bacteria the fabric stops. BFE99 means at least 99%.

Which grade do I need for masks?

Medical masks commonly use a BFE99 layer, but it depends on the standard you must meet (for example EN 14683 or ASTM F2100). Tell us the standard and we will match the grade and test reports.

Does the electrostatic charge last?

The charge can weaken with heat, humidity and time. Store rolls sealed, cool and dry, and use them within the supplier's recommended period.

Can you supply all the fabrics for a mask?

Yes — meltblown together with the spunbond inner and outer layers, matched in width for your machines.

Need Meltblown pricing?

Send the weight, width, color, treatment, quantity and destination. We will come back with pricing, lead time and a freight estimate.

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