The needlepunch process - hard-wearing nonwovens
Needlepunching is used to produce hard-wearing nonwovens in various thicknesses and densities suitable for a wide range of applications. The process involves barbed needles which rapidly punch down through the web, and entangle tufts of fibers on their way back. This mechanical bonding by means of needling ensures high strength and wear resistance of the nonwoven. The advantage of needlepunch technology lies in its versatility: depending on the needle punch densities, types and speeds, the strength, density and texture of the needle punched nonwoven can be individually adapted to the respective requirements. The needlepunch process has been part of our technology portfolio since 1965, making it our oldest manufacturing method.
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»To a large extent, we owe our success to decades of expertise in the field of needlepunch.«Markus Tröger, Production Management, Sandler AG
Sandler's proven expertise
The continuous expansion and optimization of our production technologies has made us what we are today: a global market leader in the field of nonwoven solutions. The quality of our nonwovens is our top priority.
