Needle-punched Cleaning Cloth is a type of non-woven fabric (without the process of spinning and weaving). During the production process, short fibers (such as polyester, polypropylene, cotton fibers, etc.) are interwoven and reinforced through the needle-punching technique to form a fabric with a certain thickness and strength.

Specifically, the process involves repeatedly piercing the fibrous net with barbed needles, causing the fibers to intertwine and bond with each other, thereby forming a structurally stable non-woven fabric.

This technique does not require the use of adhesives such as glue. The fibers are held together through physical interconnection, making the material relatively environmentally friendly and with better breathability and water absorption.

Based on the material characteristics of the needle-punched non-woven fabric, these types of rags usually have the following advantages:

High water absorption: The gaps between the fibers are numerous, enabling rapid absorption of moisture, oil stains, and other dirt.

Good wear resistance: The needle-punching process makes the fibers closely bonded, and repeated wiping does not cause hair loss or balling, resulting in a longer service life.

Strong decontamination ability: The surface of the fabric has a certain fuzzy texture, and through friction, it can effectively remove dust and oil stains from the object's surface.

Easy to clean / Reusable: Most needle-punched non-woven rag cloths can be washed and reused after water washing, with high cost-effectiveness (some disposable models focus on convenience).

Soft material: Compared to traditional synthetic fabric rags, it is less likely to scratch the surfaces of furniture and tableware (this depends on the fiber material and density).

The acupuncture cleaning cloth has a simpler manufacturing process, resulting in lower production costs and better customization capabilities. It is suitable for small-batch custom production.