Spunbond nonwoven fabric and spunlace are two distinct nonwoven fabric types. Spunbond is made through a continuous process of extruding, stretching, and bonding filaments, resulting in a strong, durable material. In contrast, spunlace involves entangling fibers using high-pressure water jets, creating a softer, more fabric-like feel. While spunbond is ideal for strength and stability, spunlace excels in softness and absorbency, making each type suitable for specific applications in industries like hygiene products and medical textiles.