Thermofusion - soft and voluminous nonwovens
The thermofusion process describes a nonwoven production process in which thermoplastic fibers having different melting points are heated using a defined flow of hot air. The partially molten fibers adhere to each other where they intersect, thus forming a strong bond after cooling. Thermofusion nonwovens are particularly known for their durability and high volume. We have been using thermofusion for nonwoven production since 1973.
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»Thermofusion enables us to produce voluminous nonwovens with excellent upholstery properties.«Stephan Felsen, Production Management, Sandler AG
Expertise since 1967
We have been producing synthetic nonwovens for a wide range of uses since 1967. We are constantly developing our range of technologies. To further improve our products. And to be able to offer an even wider range of nonwoven solutions.
