The Non-woven adhesives are high-bonding glues made for non-woven fiber textiles used in disposable, hygiene, industrial, and medical fabric-based product applications. Non-woven fabrics are formed by compressing fibers into a soft sheet using heat or pressure instead of weaving. For these fabrics to remain stack-able, sealed, and bonded without internal cracks, manufacturers use non-woven adhesives that bond multiple layers quickly while keeping the surface soft and breathable. These adhesives also resist moisture, industrial chemicals, warm environment fume sensitivity downsides, and surface friction cracks when applied for long hours near body-heat ecosystems. These adhesives bond fiber sheets formed from polypropylene, polyester, viscose, natural fiber blends, acetate, and filtration housings very efficiently. Non-woven adhesives do not leave heavy solvent residues or odors, making them safe for skin-contact fiber products like surgical masks, baby diapers, adult hygiene pads, sanitary napkins, medical wound wraps, industrial filter panels, insulation fiber covers, packaging sheets, caps, gowns, protective clothes, mechanical panel seals, and multi-fiber lamination housings. Many forms come as hot-melt or pressure sensitive. Hot- melt adhesives melt on heating for clean fiber bonding and harden on cooling. Pressure sensitive variants bond instantly on applied surface pressure. Manufacturers rely on them because they improve bonding speed, maintain breathable surfaces, reduce irritation risk, prevent deformation, protect fiber web arrangement, and reduce part replacement frequency in disposable fiber products that must remain lightweight, flexible, irritation-free, breathable, durable, and safe.