PRODUCTION CAPABILITIES

Production processes :

Airlay forming
Carding and lapping
Needle Punch
Thermo-bonding
Nonwoven finishing
Nonwoven converting
Textiles recycling
Garnetted

Fibers :

Natural
Synthetic
Recycled
Blends

Weight :

70g/m² to 5000 g/m²

Thickness :

6 mm to 175 mm

Deniers :

2D – 200D

Research & Development philosophy

Quality &

Competitive prices

Nonwoven fiber products - Carding and lapping

Jasztex fiber cores made by its crosslaper machines have proved their reputation in many industries. The entire composition of a crosslaper line is important and Jasztex’s team has advanced this technology. The speed must be constant and precisely lay down the webs on a delivery belt in order to assure the perfect synergy with the fiber web coming from the carding machine. This step must work well to meet product requirements. Jasztex incorporates into this process capabilities of re-orienting fibers in the structure as well to provide an optimum weight to performance ratio.

Nonwoven fiber products - Airlay forming

Jasztex airlay machines are efficient and meet advanced technology standards. Our equipment ensures an eco-friendly, efficient and energy-saving production. The loose fibers from the prior fiberization processes are formed into airlaid structured webs and then welded in place with our thermo-bonding method. In order to achieve the quality and properties required for our products, the bonding process is very critical, therefore we have developed proprietary know how.

Nonwoven fiber products - Needle punch fabrics

This technology involves the mechanical interlocking of a structured fiber webs produced with and without the addition of thermo-binders, available processed with virgin or recycled raw materials. Custom made Needle punch products in the ranges of 100 gsm to 3500 gsm, width up to 2.5 meters.

Machines for recycling

High production equipments to fiberise and blend many types of textiles waste, scraps, bi-products into usable fibers for nonwoven industries. Many types of materials can be recovered from the environment and recycled into high quality insulation materials. They include polyester, nylon, acrylic, wool, cotton and many other post-industrial materials.