Areas of Use of Felt

In electrical home appliances, felt acts as a shock absorber. In addition, it provides insulation and cushioning, helping to reduce vibrations and noise. Felt is also used in the electrical home appliance industry as a lubricating material, sealing element, or gasket mechanism.

Since felt is a natural and harmless material, it is also preferred in the oven industry. In this sector, it is used to transport bread on both conveyor belts and carrying baskets.

Felt has been used—and continues to be used—to produce all kinds of toys, from dolls and clothing to costumes and board games. Its natural structure makes it a preferred material in the toy industry.

With dozens of varieties and color options, felt is frequently preferred in interior design and decoration. In addition, its shock-absorbing, insulating, and cushioning properties—along with its ability to reduce vibrations and noise—make felt an excellent material for this sector.

Its shock-absorbing property makes it ideal for all types of packaging

Due to its shock-absorbing properties, felt is frequently preferred in musical instruments. It is especially used in drums and mallets, as well as in the internal structures of certain musical instruments, to reduce vibration.

In automobile manufacturing, felt is used to reduce vibration in interior panels. In addition, it is preferred as a component of thermal and acoustic insulation systems.

Thanks to its ease of use and wide range of color options, felt is an ideal material for all kinds of arts and crafts such as wallets, hats, letters, numbers, necklaces, brooches, and more. The countless beautiful handmade items produced with felt make it indispensable for this sector.

As in many sectors, felt is an indispensable material for industry. For example, in metallurgy, it is used during the processing of aluminum and steel as a lubricant, protective layer, and thermal insulator.

In the healthcare sector, felt is used as a padding and support element in prosthetics and orthopedic products, enhancing patient comfort.

Thanks to its ease of use and wide range of color options, felt is an ideal material for all kinds of arts and crafts such as wallets, hats, letters, numbers, necklaces, brooches, and more. The countless beautiful handmade items produced with felt make it indispensable for this sector.

Thanks to its softness and flexibility, the use of felt is indispensable in the footwear industry. It is used as insoles in shoes and as sole padding in slippers, where it provides both protection and reinforcement.

With both its natural structure and a variety of color options, felt is used as a component in saddles within the equestrian industry.

Felt, one of the indispensable elements of the furniture industry, is especially preferred for furniture protection, cushioning, and padding applications. It is also used in sofas, armchairs, and beds, and is sometimes chosen as a decorative element as well.

In this sector, the main applications of felt are as an underlayer to provide structure and stiffness to garments such as jackets. In addition, felt is an ideal material for making trims and decorative bands.