Customer Processing
The nonwoven needlefelt process is usually the most appropriate for incorporating Epitropic fibres into a textile structure. A typical nonwoven needlefelt process is described in the following sequential stages;

		Opening and blending – usually up to 5% Epitropic with one or more types of polyester staple fibre
		Cross lapping
		Tacking to woven scrim material
		High density needling
		Singeing followed by optional glazing
		Heat setting after optional chemical application

Typical fabric surface resistance of 10⁶-10⁸ ohm square is achieved