Needle Punched Nonwoven & Geotextile
Staple fibers mechanically entangled by barbed needles into a dense, felt-like fabric — thick, tough and dimensionally stable.
- Sourced from vetted mills
- Checked before loading — weight, width and roll condition
- Full export documents; shipped worldwide
Typical specifications
| Material | Polyester (PET) or polypropylene (PP); virgin or recycled fiber |
|---|---|
| Weight | 80–1,000+ gsm (typical range) |
| Width | Wide widths available for geotextiles — confirmed per order |
| Finish | Plain, calendered (smooth), singed or heat-set |
| Color | White, grey, black or custom |
| Testing | Tensile, puncture (CBR) and permeability reports for geotextiles |
Typical ranges. Exact specifications are confirmed with the mill for each order.
Applications
What Needle Punched is used for.
Tell us what you are making and we will recommend the right weight, width and finish.
Geotextiles
Separation, filtration and drainage in roads, walls and landfills.
Carpet & flooring
Backing and underlay.
Automotive interiors
Trunk liners, headliner and floor components.
Furniture & mattresses
Padding and insulation layers.
Industrial felt
Filter felt, polishing and protective pads.
Landscaping
Heavy-duty ground and pond underlay.
Options
PET or PP
PP resists chemicals; PET handles higher temperatures.
Calendered
Smooth, dense surface for printing or lamination.
Recycled fiber
Lower-cost, lower-footprint grades.
Custom weights
Matched to your engineer's specification.
Packing & shipping
| Packing | Rolls on cores, poly-wrapped and labelled; sheets in cartons |
|---|---|
| Shipping | Full or shared containers (FCL / LCL), worldwide |
| Documents | Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, bill of lading, test reports |
| Loading | Estimate container fit with our load planner |
FAQ
PET or PP geotextile — which should I use?
Polypropylene is lighter and more resistant to chemicals; polyester handles higher temperatures and long-term load better. Your project specification usually decides.
What weight is used for road separation?
Often 150–400 gsm, depending on the design. Always follow the engineer's specification; we will source to it and supply the test reports.
Can you provide geotextile test reports?
Yes — tensile strength, CBR puncture and permeability from the mill or a third-party lab.
Do you supply rolls for automotive use?
Yes, to the customer's specification for weight, thickness, color and any flame-retardant requirement.
Related fabrics
Other nonwovens we supply.
PP Spunbond SMS / SMMS Meltblown Needle Punched Spunlace Laminated Specialty Treated Printed & Perforated
Need Needle Punched pricing?
Send the weight, width, color, treatment, quantity and destination. We will come back with pricing, lead time and a freight estimate.