At the forthcoming INDEX show in Geneva this April, Starlinger, headquartered in Vienna, Austria, will be showcasing its specialised recycling equipment for the nonwovens industry.
Waste occurs all along the entire process in nonwovens manufacturing, the company says, but can often consist of different polymers and polymer mixtures with different viscosities, and the type and amount of contamination (and hence the required filtration fineness) can also vary considerably.
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