Meltblown technology - high-perfor­­mance nonwovens

Meltblown technology plays a decisive role in the produc­tion of nonwovens - especially when it comes to the production of ultra­fine fibers. In the process, the melt of a polymer is pressed through a die with very fine openings, surrounded by a high-velocity air-flow. This way, the molten polymer is drawn into ultra-fine filaments which subse­quently are collected on a conveyor belt to form a nonwoven. The result is a homo­geneous nonwoven with ultrafine fibers providing for a high specific surface area and excep­tionally good filtration proper­ties. The extrusion of plastic melts enables precise control of the fiber diameters. Meltblown has been part of our techno­logy portfolio since 1999.

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Meltblown nonwovens are used in

    Contact Jana Bussler | Sandler Group
    »Meltblown nonwovens with their very fine fibers are particu­­larly suitable for filter appli­cations.«
    Jana Bußler, Product Development, Sandler AG
    Polyniq special polymer granules | Sandler Group

    Meltblown meets innovation: polyniq

    A new take on meltblown: With polyniq, we process even the most demanding special polymers. High temperatures, aggressive media or sustainable requirements – discover how Sandler’s meltblown expertise sets new standards with polyniq.

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    Vliesstoffspezialisten | Sandler Group
    Meltblown | Sandler Group

    Production techno­logies for a wide range of uses

    Over the last few decades, we have conti­nuously expanded our techno­logy portfolio and can produce nonwovens for a wide range of require­ments. 

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    Meltblown for modern filtration

    Ultrafine fibers, strong filtration performance: Read more about meltblown technology and the many possibilities it offers.

    What is Meltblown Fabric, and how does it work?
    Meltblown technology plays a crucial role in modern filtration. Learn how ultra-fine fibers turn into high
    performance media for application in the field of micro filtration – from air and water filters all the way to
    medical devices. An insight to this innovative nonwoven technology.
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