The Non-woven adhesives are bonding agents specially created to work with non-woven fiber fabrics that are used in disposable and hygiene products. Since non-woven fabrics are formed by pressing fibers together without weaving, they need adhesives that can hold the fibers firmly without tearing or flattening the surface. Non-woven adhesives provide strong bonds without removing softness or airflow. They are ideal for multi-layer fiber products that need both strength and controlled stretch memory. These adhesives resist high humidity, warm temperature behavior, surface pressure changes, and repeated movement that may occur during product use. One of the most important benefits is controlled bonding without blocking breathability. This makes non-woven adhesives popular in products such as surgical masks, wound care dressings, hygiene pads, filters, packaging fiber jackets, disposable gowns, caps, textile fiber linings, insulation fiber panels, and engineered soft-touch protective fabric layers. Many of these adhesives are either hot-melt or pressure-sensitive. Hot-melt adhesives melt on heating and bond strongly after cooling. Pressure-sensitive adhesives bond instantly when pressure is applied. These adhesives do not leave toxic or extreme odors, making them safe for skin-contact hygiene products like diapers, baby care fabrics, medical dressings, adult care hygiene parts, and daily-use masks. Their ability to hold fibers neatly while increasing productivity without damaging softness makes them vital for disposable non-woven fabric industries.