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The pandemic shows the importance of single-use nonwovens for disinfectant and other wipe application. Therefore Truetzschler focuses on both high-performance solutions for an efficient production of disinfectant and biodegradable wipe materials.

It’s the classic combination of polyester and viscose fibers which combines exceptional good wipe characteristics with affordable raw material costs. For such high-speed carding/spunlacing processes Truetzschler Nonwovens offers production line configurations with three roller cards. Such an extended carding section not only enhances web quality but also fully utilizes AquaJet’s spunlacing power to deliver up to 4 tons of nonwovens per hour.

Line concepts for eco-friendly baby and body wipes are another focus at booth 1J20. The latest hot topic: Truetzschler‘s proven CP (carded/pulp) nonwoven line concepts with built-in flexibility. The machinery is able to process various pulp types for the wet-laid layer and various fiber types for the carded layer. The outcome is a broad range of CP products optimized for specific requirements. 

© 2021 Truetzschler
© 2021 Truetzschler





CP lines round up Truetzschler Nonwovens‘ solutions for manufacturing sustainable nonwovens. Topics at SINCE also are technologies for pulp-based WLS (wet-laid/spunlaced) nonwovens, cotton nonwovens and nonwovens made from 100% viscose or lyocell fibers.

Truetzschler Card Clothing introduces a new generation of condenser wires. Condensing rollers in the card’s doffing section both increase strength in cross direction and the web’s volume but are prone to fiber accumulations. To minimize this risk the new clothings feature a unique tooth geometry and are manufactured by a special combined surface treatment and hardening process.



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