Overview Summary

  • Nonwoven filtration media is engineered to capture particles while maintaining optimal airflow or fluid flow
  • Used in air filtration, liquid filtration, HVAC systems, and industrial processes
  • Fiber selection, structure, and treatments determine filtration efficiency and performance
  • Nonwoven media offers advantages over traditional materials, including lower pressure drop and higher efficiency
  • Custom-engineered solutions can be designed for specific particle sizes, environments, and applications
  • WPT Nonwovens provides U.S.-manufactured filtration media with consistent quality and reliable supply

Nonwoven Filtration MediaNonwoven filtration media is a specialized material made from bonded fibers designed to capture contaminants from air or liquid streams. Unlike woven materials, nonwoven fabrics can be engineered with precise fiber structures and pore sizes to optimize filtration performance.

This flexibility allows nonwoven filtration media to deliver:

  • High particle capture efficiency
  • Consistent airflow or fluid flow
  • Reduced resistance (pressure drop)
  • Application-specific performance

As filtration requirements become more demanding across industries, nonwoven media has become the preferred solution for both air and liquid filtration systems.