Spunbond Nonwoven Built Around Your Requirements.
From lightweight 6 GSM fabrics to heavier 140 GSM requirements, JPPL Fabrics provides spunbond nonwoven solutions in a wide range of colours for diverse industrial and commercial applications.
A Nonwoven Fabric Manufacturer Focused on Consistency.
JPPL Fabrics manufactures spunbond nonwoven fabrics from its manufacturing base in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh.
Nonwoven fabric is an engineered material used across industries where properties such as weight, strength, flexibility, breathability and surface characteristics need to match the final application.
Our manufacturing range extends from 6 GSM to 140 GSM, giving customers access to both lightweight and heavier fabric requirements.
We also offer a broad range of colour options, allowing fabric selection to be aligned with product design, branding and application requirements.
Fabric Range Designed for Flexibility.
A broad GSM and colour range gives manufacturers more flexibility when selecting their material.
Wide GSM Range
From lightweight nonwoven fabric to heavier material requirements.
View Fabric Range → 02 · COLOURSWide Colour Availability
Colour options to suit different product, application and branding requirements.
Explore Fabric → 03 · APPLICATIONSMultiple Applications
Hygiene, agriculture, packaging, furniture, construction and industrial applications.
Explore Applications → 04 · SAMPLERequest a Sample
Tell us your GSM, colour and application requirements.
Order Samples →One Fabric. Many Possibilities.
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Where Spunbond Nonwoven Is Used.
Spunbond nonwoven is used across a wide range of applications including hygiene, agriculture, packaging, furniture and construction. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
Hygiene & Medical
Diapers, sanitary products, medical disposables, gowns, caps and related applications.
Explore →Agriculture
Crop protection covers, plant protection, weed-control and agricultural applications.
Explore →Packaging & Bags
Nonwoven shopping bags, promotional products, protective packaging and covers.
Explore →Furniture & Bedding
Sofa, mattress, furniture lining and supporting material applications.
Explore →Construction
Building, roofing, insulation and construction-related material applications.
Explore →Industrial
Specialised nonwoven applications across industrial and technical requirements.
Explore →How Spunbond Becomes Fabric.
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Polymer Preparation
Raw polymer material is prepared for extrusion.
Filament Formation
Continuous filaments are extruded, cooled and stretched.
Web Formation
Filaments are laid to form the nonwoven web.
Thermal Bonding
Heat and pressure bond the web into fabric.
Manufacturing View Manufacturing →
Consistency Matters.
In nonwoven manufacturing, fabric weight, appearance, uniformity and application-specific characteristics can directly affect the final product.
Our focus is on supplying fabric that matches the requirements discussed with our customers, from GSM and colour to the intended application.
Our Quality Approach →Let's Find the Right Nonwoven Solution.
Share your required GSM, colour and application. Request a sample or speak with our team about your fabric requirement.