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Wadding
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Wadding
A disc of material—formerly fibre and paper, now plastic and cardboard—used in guns—most commonly in shotguns—to seal gas behind a projectile or to separate powder from shot


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sa Contact: Richard Gillings Sandler Nonwoven Processes: Waddings and drylaid nonwovens, thermally bonded, spunlaced, carded crosslapped air through, carded crosslapped needlepunched, meltblown, thermal laminating, hotmelt laminating, coating, printing, embossing P.
While historically the penetration of nonwoven fabrics in outerwear has been limited, the integration of nonwoven fabrics into garments and accessories for functional purposes is well established, particularly in protective clothing, garment linings and interlinings, insulation waddings, shoe linings and synthetic leather fabrics, which define both single-use and highly durable products.
Industrial products range from mattress and furniture waddings, pads and foam replacement products to packaging felts and automotive fabrics and felts.
 
 
 
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