Organic cotton Batting/cotton Wadding Non-Woven Thermal Bonded Wadding
Specification:

Fluffy type : weight:80-500g/square meter, thickness :3-40mm, width : 1--2.4m 

Compact type : weight:80-500g/square meter, thickness :1-15mm, width : 1--2.4m

Quilt Batting - Types and Choosing the Right One
Quilt batting is used in various sewing and quilting projects, is also known as wadding. It is used as a layer of insulation between fabrics, most often used in quilt making. Batting is the filling of quilts and makes them warm and heavy.  It's usually manufactured from cotton, polyester or wool, and recently manufacturers started to use bamboo fibers.

Choosing the Right Quilt Batting from Material to Thickness

Types of Batting
Cotton batting - because it's made from natural fibers is favored for its soft texture and comfort. 100% cotton batting is usually 1/8" thick.

Polyester batting holds its shape and thickness compared to other fibers. Polyester fibers are preferred for cribs and bedding. Polyester is thicker but lighter, keeps you warm without the weight. It's non-breathable but resists mold and mildew. Polyester batting thicknesses are 10 oz is 1" thick, 6 oz is 1/2", 8 oz is 3/4", and 4 oz is 3/8".

Wool batting is very lightweight and is used for its warmth.  Wool batting is a natural and lofty option. Wool batting is ½" thick and resistant to creases. It holds its shape and it springs back.  It's excellent for hand and machine quilting, and can also be tied.

Cotton/Poly blends are typically 80% cotton and 20% polyester. It has the benefits of cotton, but with more loft.

Bamboo batting is made from 50% bamboo and 50% organic cotton blend batting. Bamboo batting is very breathable and ideal for machine quilting. It's machine washable with 2-3% shrinkage. Bamboo is processed into luxurious fiber using pollution-free methods with little waste.

Bonded batting has a light adhesive on both sides to hold fibers together. This helps so the batting won't shift or beard. Bearding is when batting fibers push through the fabric.

Fusible batting contains a fusible web so you can baste layers together. When using fusible batting layer quilt backing, batting and quilt top together. Use the wool setting on your iron, press from the center out pressing each area 3-4 seconds. Once finished, allow quilt to cool, and repeat on other side.

Needle punch batting is mechanically felted together by punching them with lots of needles. Because of this it's firmer and denser. Needle punch batting is used for durable quilt backing, apparel and blankets