Felt Product:
WTI  FELT   is  a   fabric   produced   without   spinning   or weaving  by using mechanical  action  to  interlock fibres  to produce a homogeneous  mass   of interlaced fibres. Wool fibres  if subjected to heat, moisture and  mechanical action, will  migrate  along  their  axes,  curl  and  interlace  with  adjacent  fibre  to   form  a traditional   Woollen  felt.  Other  fibres   can  be  blended with the wool fibres when characteristics are required which are not  obtainable  by wool alone, it  is the wool in the blend which must supply the felting  ability.

Needle - Loomed felt can be produced from fibres without any natural felting ability by  using the  penetrating  and  compressive action of  barbed needles to  interlock the fibres into a homogeneous mass. Such felts can be made partly or wholly  from fibres  such as Wool, Rayon, Polyester, Acrylic, Polypropylene etc.

There  are  a  number of materials which are erroneously called "felt" because they have  felt   like   appearance. Cotton   batting,  roofing  felt,  crimped  paper  are  few examples.

• Wicking or capillary transport
• Storing and retention of fluids
• Lubricating
• Filtering of gases, vapours, liquids
• Absorbing of vibration, friction, sound
• Sealing or spacing between ridid parts
• Coating or wiping
• Polishing, Grinding, Deburring, Burnishing