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neXline wetlace™ CP

Combination of drylaid and wetlaid components for web forming for the processing of natural fibers

Innovative processes: We offer fully engineered production lines integrating the right equipment for so-called carded-pulp (CP) lines: cost-efficient, flexible, and reliable. These processes combine the benefits of two technologies: WetlaceTM and spunlace. Natural fibers can be processed smoothly and generate a high performance and cost-efficient wipe. Of course this technology opens up other variation like Wetlace CPC or Wetlace Hybrid.

The carded pulp (CP) process

The neXline CP is equipped with state-of-the-art stock preparation, including approach flow and fan pump, opening and blending, carding including chute feed, a wetlaid forming unit, hydroentanglement including optional patterning, filtration unit, dewatering, through-air drying and end-of-line equipment. All components are perfectly arranged to produce a first-class biodegradable wipe with two layers.

Features

  • Capacity: up to 25,000 t/a
  • Line width: up to 4.8 meters
  • Sustainable fibers: wood pulp and other cellulosic (staple) fibers

neXline CP for carded-pulp wipes

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The carded-pulp-carded (CPC) process

In order to create a three-layer wipe, an additional card can be added to the carded-pulp process. This opens the door to fiber mixtures with even higher added value and offers high and stable functions while using only biodegradable raw materials. A pulp layer in the middle is perfectly surrounded by the carded, e.g. viscose, layers and hence offers additional properties.

neXline CPC for carded-pulp-carded wipes

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ANDRITZ neXline wetlace™ CP

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ANDRITZ neXline wetlace™ CP

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  • Leaflet Technologies for sustainable wipes EN PDF : 751 KB
  • Brochure wetlaid line solutions 2019 EN PDF : 4 MB
  • Flyer neXformer aXcess EN PDF : 4.2 MB
  • ANDRITZ Wetlaid glass fibers in Technical Textiles 1-2020 PDF : 142 KB