Sandler Group – your source of innovative nonwovens and sustainable solutions
Nonwovens in the automotive industry, in the building sector, in personal hygiene products, or in our everyday household – our daily life just can’t be imagined without them. As a nonwoven manufacturer, the Sandler Group develops functional materials for a variety of applications. Discover what makes Sandler Group so special and why nonwovens help shape the future.
Nonwovens – versatile materials for numerous applications
Nonwovens are technical textiles that are not bonded by weaving or knitting. They are used in fields as various as the building sector, mobility, personal hygiene, the household and many others. Sandler Group, one of the leading makers of nonwovens, offers tailor-made solutions for a broad range of industries.
140+ years of experience
Sandler Group draws from more than 140 years of nonwoven-making history. With a clear focus on innovation and sustainability, Sandler Group develops nonwovens that make our daily life more comfortable.
Sustainable and innovative solutions
Sustainability is a key aspect of Sandler Group’s corporate philosophy. We rely on wipes substrates made from viscose and Lyocell. Sandler Group’s continuous research and development result in nonwovens meeting the highest quality standards.
Industry-specific solutions for various requirements
Sandler Group makes nonwovens for a multitude of applications:
- Building Sector: nonwovens for thermal insulation and sound absorption.
- Mobility: Upholstery nonwovens as an alternative to foam substitutes in vehicles.
- Hygiene: highly absorptive materials for diapers and incontinence protection products.
- Household: filter media for vacuum filter bags and other applications
- Industrial: technical nonwovens for various industrial applications
Sandler-Group: your reliable source of nonwovens
Sandler Group offers innovative nonwoven fabric solutions for various industries. With a clear focus on quality and customer satisfaction, the company is your ideal partner.
