spunbonded

American  

[spuhn-bon-did] / ˈspʌnˌbɒn dɪd /

Or spun-bonded

adjective

1. being or designating a material or fiber produced by spun-bonding.

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Etymology

Origin of spunbonded

First recorded in 1960–65; spun + bonded

Example Sentences

They include wallets made out of titanium, carbon fiber, fire hose canvas, recycled bicycle tubes, stone, wood, the same leather used for Lamborghini seats, silk, duct tape and spunbonded olefin.

From New York Times

So great has been the demand that the company has had to put all Kaycel customers on rations; since there is not enough to go around, manufacturers are turning to Du Font's Ree-may, a "spunbonded" polyester, and are also using Kendall's Webril, a nonwoven rayon.

From Time Magazine Archive