Hot rolling is the last web forming technology in the production process of non-woven fabric, and it is a process of cooling and laying the yarn to make the fabric. Hot rolling is a process with high heat (100 ~ 150 ℃). The uniform fiber is rolled by the rolling wheel to melt and form the web. Therefore, there will be rolling points on the surface of hot-rolled non-woven fabric, which are similar to pinholes, but do not penetrate. The specific size depends on the size and density of the steel spines on the rolling wheel. [br /] to sum up, as a process, hot-rolled non-woven fabric is not a specific kind of fabric, but a general term for a kind of non-woven fabric made by similar process. Generally speaking, the hot-rolled process is spunbonded polypropylene non-woven fabric (PP), polyester non-woven fabric (PET), PA nylon (PA). The big difference among these three types is the difference in processing raw materials.