This book investigates the fundamental principles and diverse applications of nonwoven fabric technology as it stood in 1971. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the manufacturing processes, material science, and emerging uses of these versatile materials. The text draws upon the technical knowledge and industrial practices prevalent at the time to detail the state of the art in nonwoven production and its potential for future development.

This text is likely regarded as a foundational technical reference for professionals and students in textile engineering and materials science, particularly those interested in the historical development of nonwoven fabrics. Its focus on the technology of 1971 suggests it serves as a valuable historical document for understanding the industry's evolution. The detailed scope indicates a comprehensive treatment of the subject matter for its time.