Needlepunching is a textile manufacturing process that involves using barbed needles to interlock fibers, creating a non-woven fabric. This technique is commonly used to produce materials like carpets, insulation, and geotextiles. The process allows for various fiber types, including wool and synthetic materials, to be combined, resulting in durable and versatile products. During needlepunching, a mat of loose fibers is placed on a conveyor belt, and needles repeatedly penetrate the fibers, entangling them together. This method is efficient and can be adapted for different thicknesses and textures, making it suitable for a wide range of applications in the textile industry.