PP Spunbond Nonwoven Fabric
Polypropylene spunbond (S, SS, SSS) — the most widely used nonwoven. Strong, light, breathable and cost-effective, supplied in jumbo or slit rolls to your specification.
- Sourced from vetted mills
- Checked before loading — weight, width and roll condition
- Full export documents; shipped worldwide
Typical specifications
| Material | 100% polypropylene (PP) |
|---|---|
| Structure | S, SS or SSS spunbond (single, double or triple beam) |
| Weight | 10–200 gsm (typical range) |
| Width | Up to 3.2 m full width, or slit to your width |
| Color | White, black and custom colors matched to a sample or Pantone reference |
| Finish | Plain or embossed (dot or oval pattern) |
| Treatments | Hydrophilic, UV-stabilized, anti-static, flame-retardant, antibacterial, anti-slip, super soft |
| Roll | Paper core (typically 3 in / 76 mm); roll length and diameter set per order |
Typical ranges. Exact specifications are confirmed with the mill for each order.
Applications
What PP Spunbond is used for.
Tell us what you are making and we will recommend the right weight, width and finish.
Shopping & promotional bags
Reusable bags and packaging, typically 60–100 gsm.
Furniture & bedding
Dust covers from about 20 gsm; pocket spring covers around 60–80 gsm.
Agriculture
Crop covers and frost protection, usually 17–30 gsm with UV treatment.
Hygiene & medical
Diaper and pad components, caps and shoe covers, often 10–25 gsm.
Tablecloths & hospitality
Disposable tablecloths, runners and place mats, around 40–80 gsm.
Packaging & wrapping
Protective wraps, garment covers and flower wrapping.
Options
Hydrophilic
Lets liquid pass through — for hygiene topsheets.
UV-stabilized
Longer outdoor life for crop covers and weed control.
Flame-retardant
For furniture and automotive uses with fire standards.
Super soft
A gentler hand for skin-contact products.
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
What GSM should I choose?
It depends on the end product: light grades (10–25 gsm) for hygiene, 17–30 gsm for crop covers, 60–100 gsm for bags. Tell us what you are making and we will recommend a weight.
What is the difference between S, SS and SSS?
The number of spinning beams used to lay the web. More beams give a more uniform, stronger fabric at the same weight — SSS is typically used where evenness matters most, such as hygiene.
Can you match a specific color?
Yes. Send a physical sample or a Pantone reference and we will confirm the match with the mill before production.
How many rolls fit in a container?
It depends on width, weight and roll length. Use our container load planner for an estimate, and we will confirm the exact loading with your quote.
Related fabrics
Other nonwovens we supply.
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Need PP Spunbond pricing?
Send the weight, width, color, treatment, quantity and destination. We will come back with pricing, lead time and a freight estimate.