Different production processes:

RPET stitchbond is usually processed using non-woven techniques such as needle punching; RPET spunbond is formed by extruding melted RPET raw materials into silk through spunbond technology and directly laying and bonding them together.

Different appearance textures: 

The surface of RPET stitchbond is relatively rough, with a thick and velvety feel; RPET spunbond has a smoother surface, a lighter and lighter feel, and a uniform texture.

Different physical properties: 

RPET stitchbond has a small difference in longitudinal and transverse strength, but a higher tear strength; RPET spunbond usually has strong longitudinal strength, but relatively weak transverse strength, and overall good stiffness.

Different weight ranges: 

RPET stitchbond generally has a higher weight, commonly found in heavier fabric demand scenarios; RPET spunbond has a wider weight range, and low weight products are more common, suitable for lightweight needs.

Different application scenarios: 

RPET stitchbond is commonly used in packaging materials, carpet base fabrics, industrial wiping cloths, and other fields that require certain thickness and strength; RPET spunbond is widely used in lightweight, disposable, or functional scenarios such as disposable sanitary products, shopping bags, and agricultural coverings.