At this year‘s Techtextil exhibition, Sandler, the leading nonwovens manufacturer, will highlight the textile building with its fibercomfort nonwovens range for new buildings and renovation at this year’s Techtextil trade fair that takes place from 4-7 May in Frankfurt.

The company invites visitors to discover the newest versatile textiles for construction, acoustic absorbers in the automobile or synthetic filter media.

The wide product range is completed by soft, skin-friendly nonwovens for hygiene products, and wipes substrates for cleaning and personal care.

Modern and comfortable

A modern, light-filled house, clear lines, an elegant minimalist design, a terrace and a large garden –at Sandler’s new booth, a real dream home awaits the professional audience.

The company uses nonwovens for interior acoustics and construction to demonstrate how they can contribute to comfort. Sound insulating nonwovens in partition walls or suspended ceilings minimise the noise level in a meeting room, creating a quiet working atmosphere for planning the next nonwoven innovation.

Interior wall insulation

In the showroom, Sandler nonwovens for interior wall insulation prove what they’re made of, insulating heat and absorbing sound, the company reports. Cold walls are being reliably insulated and the noise level inside the room is reduced. A model wall demonstrates the practical utilisation of these materials and a drywall shows further uses for nonwovens in pipe insulation, insulating heat and noise.

In this application, the nonwovens flexibly adjust to the shape of the pipes, even to bends. And since decoration must not be forgotten in a dream home either, a patchwork picture incorporates different nonwoven qualities equipped with print or embossed motifs—design and acoustical efficiency rolled into one. Nonwoven wall paper for exterior application commends itself as a textile alternative for renovation and design on the façade of the house, the company believes.

Garden

On the terrace, processing is at the centre of attention, where visitors can discover the versatile possibilities of adapting nonwovens to different applications, such as pleating, moulding, laminating, or imbuing.

In the garden,  visitors are invited to examine sample collections for each market segment that showcase Sandler’s established product qualities as well as latest developments—from thin, lightweight nonwovens providing softness and absorbency in hygiene products and wipes substrates, to insulation nonwovens for construction featuring thicknesses up to 40 cm.

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