RadiciGroup is making its debut at Klimahouse, an international trade fair dedicated to energy efficiency and sustainable building which is taking place in Bolzano, Italy this week, from January 29^th to 1 February 1^st.

At stand D22/04 in Hall CD, the company will present its high-performance nonwoven solutions for the roofing sector.

RadiciGroup has been operating in nonwoven fabric production for over 30 years and offers semi-finished products that contribute to the quality and efficiency of modern construction, ensuring heat insulation, waterproofing and durability.

The group will showcase three different nonwoven ranges –  Dylar spunbonds, Radimelt meltblowns and Respunsible spunbonds made from recycled polypropylene. These solutions are available in different configurations and a wide range of colours to meet every customer requirement.

“By taking part in Klimahouse, we have the chance to present our specific range of nonwoven fabrics developed for the roofing sector at a major event for the industry,” says Stefano Frione, head of RadiciGroup’s nonwovens business. “Thanks to our in-house R&D structure and state-of-the-art tools, we can develop tailored, highly customised solutions with low environmental impact that can help make a difference in the world of construction.”

RadiciGroup nonwoven fabrics are used as breathable membranes, vapour barrier membranes, heat insulation materials, adhesive backings, flexible sealings, bituminous membranes and roof and façade insulation.

Respunsible spunbond fabrics contain up to 100% recycled polypropylene and are certified by SCS Global Services. They allow for a reduction of more than 50% in CO2 emissions, measured according to the LCA methodology.

RadiciGroup has also joined the ISCC PLUS scheme, which documents traceability throughout the supply chain and verifies that certified companies adhere to high environmental and social standards.

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