Airlaid www.lyxscl development will follow the needs of the market, to meet a wide range of customer needs. Airlaid development in the 1960s invention experienced commercial production in the 1970s, process improvement 1980s, 1990s, technology updates, airlaid development has now fully meet the needs of the market. Of course, for technology innovation never stop. 1960s Europe pioneered the use of natural fibers for airlaid materials invented. Danish inventor Karl kroner Asia, is the first to use wood to design a dry-forming technology. In the early 1970s in North America and Europe put into full commercial production. Design approach is to initially fixed net curtain as formers installed in the vacuum box, down scattered fibers. By the action of vacuum, the fiber falls below a forming wire to form a shape of the paper web. In the late 1970s, the Finnish paper mills and other companies combined MJ also separately dry paper technology improvements. The improved airlaid paper technology in the 1980s has been more widely used. In the early 1980s, to meet the airlaid production, a colleague 克朗亚 about Han. Mosca Stewart places rotating cylinder shaper designed to replace fixed omentum forming, production areas in the airlaid process very competitive. By the mid-1980s with the development of the chemical industry, especially the emergence of composite fiber composite fiber DANKLON Danish companies as the goal, the design level tube forming technology, you can take advantage of different lengths, different types of composite fibers are uniformly mixed shaped as Airlaid, wipes. Later, through continuous improvement, and composite fiber technology advances, further enhance productivity airlaid heat. In the early 1990s, the company launched a Danish MJ forming mesh technology to adapt to the needs of composite fibers, in order to adapt to wipe clean paper production. Meanwhile, the Japanese paper companies from the 1960s had already started to develop dry-forming technology, through 20 years of efforts to develop a set of unique dry-forming long net and rotary machines.