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What is "Binder" - Definition & Explanation

(nonwoven) An adhesive material used to hold fibres together in a nonwoven structure. Birdseye: A fabric woven to produce a pattern of very small, uniform spots.

An adhesive material used to hold fibres together in a nonwoven structure.

A binder is a material used to bind together two or more other materials in mixtures.

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