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ANDRITZ Nonwoven sustainable solutions

Discover the entire arsenal of technologies for a nonwovens production towards more sustainability

ANDRITZ and partners heading for more sustainability

ANDRITZ has had its own ESG program throughout the Group for several years now, and certifies products, technologies, and processes according to strict rules, which are awarded its own sustainability label. Either the manufacturing and processing process contributes to this, e.g. by saving raw materials, energy, or water, or the technology is suitable for the production of particularly environmentally compatible products, such as bio wipes, or uses recycled fibers for production.

Below you will find a list of the ADRITZ Nonwoven technologies that have already received this sustainability label.

Overview

Sustainability Technologies

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Airlay overview

ANDRITZ offers Airlay technology for numerous end uses in nonwovens processing, durables and disposables.

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Bast fiber technology

Bast fiber technology gets you the best out of plants like hemp, flax, kanef, jute and many others for the production of natural yarns and fibers for nonwoven processes

Needlepunch for sustainable products

The well known Needlepunch technology by ANDRITZ is also a great alternative for producing sustainable materials for automotive, carpeting, roofing, construction and more

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Wetlace™ CP/Wetlace™ CPC

Discover the drylaid-wetlaid-hybrid technology for biodegradable wipes from ANDRITZ

Wetlace™

The ANDRITZ wetlace technology combines wetlaid and hydroentanglement for the production of fully biodegradable nonwovens

Spunlace for sustainable products

The well known Spunlace technology by ANDRITZ is also a great alternative for producing bio-wipes material

Mechanical Textile Recycling

ANDRITZ Laroche offers turnkey solution for the mechanical recycling process of textiles, including all machinery and equipment from sorting systems, cutters, blending boxes, tearing machines to baling press.