Nonwoven created from recycled raw materials are in high demand from customers. A new climate -friendly nonwoven is now available, made of recycled polypropylene – the raw material most often used in nonwovens. It is more cost-effective and easier to enter the manufacturing process compared to previous sustainable nonwoven alternatives.
Over the past six months, Eric Nilsson, Sales & Sustainability Specialist has initiated an increased focus on sustainability and documentation at Scandinavian Nonwoven. The increased focus on climate issues has escalated the market's requirements on sustainable materials, documentation and traceability. Below, Eric summarizes how Scandinavian Nonwoven has increased its sustainability focus.
HDPE nonwoven is a material that most people recognize as it is often used in wristbands for festivals and amusement parks. It is an incredibly durable and water-resistant nonwoven that resembles coated paper. For many years, one industry player has had a monopoly on manufacturing as the manufacturing process is very complicated. But now we collaborate with a manufacturer who has succeeded in prod
Many of our nonwoven projects are about solving our customers' problems. This in turn means that we often need to develop new materials. But what does such a process look like?
Do you have materials or components in your production that could be replaced with nonwoven for longer durability, tensile strength or better resistance against fluids or UV-light? Here are examples of three other materials that nonwovens have replaced due to their flexible properties.
Many of our clients have very specific requirements on their nonwovens that are difficult to meet with nonwovens already available on the market. Here are three examples where we solved challenging production requirements and developed very specific product characteristics together with the customer. Either to reduce costs and streamline production or to ensure that the customer takes control over
Martin Kockum har tillträtt som ny försäljningschef på Scandinavian Nonwoven där han även gått in som delägare. Han har en bakgrund inom bank- och finansvärlden och kommer senast från Högskolan i Kristianstad. Målet är att stötta företaget i sin planerade tillväxt.
