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Sustainable and affordable wipes by Truetzschler

Published: August 27, 2020
Author: Rashmi27

Sustainable affordable non-woven wipes by Truetzschler

At the forthcoming INDEX show in Geneva (booth no. 2327), Truetzschler Nonwovens and Truetzschler Card Clothing will present new line concepts and wires for the efficient manufacture of sustainable non woven for wipes or hygiene textiles.
“Consumers love textiles made from cotton fibers. They highly appreciate the soft and natural touch not only in garments but also in other products coming in contact with the skin,” the company said.There are only two reasons why cotton fibers are used limited in single-use non-woven. First, cotton is more expensive than the less expensive blends of viscose/polyester most of the time. And second, cotton fibers are naturally occurring products whose qualities vary from region to year. Cotton fibers an ideal material for single-use dry and wet wipes because of their strength and absorbent capacity.

Non woven cotton wipes

“Truetzschler Nonwovens will address these challenges at INDEX by bringing new line concepts for the efficient manufacture of cotton nonwovens for wipes or textiles for hygiene. We are discussing proven technologies that make high-value products reliably even comber noils, short or unbleached cotton fibers, “adds Truetzschler.
A further focus will be on the WLS (Wet-laying / Spunlacing) technology from Truetzschler and Voith. “In combination with other technologies, we will discuss opportunities for WLS and WLS to provide consumers with environmentally friendly, sustainable and affordable single-use non-woven products,” the company said.
“Truetzschler Card Clothing, our in-house clothing and comprehensive service competence center, presents its latest development – the Super tip wire generation that brings card clothing to a new quality and profitability level. The Voith-Truetzschler WLS-solution-a next level structured pulp and lyocell wipe.

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