Pictured at last week’s INDEX 14 nonwovens show in Geneva are (left to right) Marc Wolpers, sales director at Trützschler, Albaad CEO Boaz Roseman and Klaus Afflerbach, senior sales manger at Voith Paper.
Together, they announced the succesful joint development of a new technology for manufacturing flushable wipes.
Israel-headquartered Albaad has already independently developed a proprietaery technology for flushable fabrics as per the latest EDANA/INDA definitions and has now chosen Voith Paper and Trützschler as the technology partners for its commercialisation.
In seeking tos ecure its leading position in Moist Toilet Paper globally, a new line will now be built for Albaad in Dimona, Israel, scheduled for start-up in 2015.
It will be engineered to allow a wide variety of customised flushable nonwovens
Both the HydroFormer – Voith Paper’s wet laying machine – and the AquaJet spunlacing unit of Trützschler are highly productive and efficient solutions that have proven themselves in dozens of installations all over the world. In addition, the energy-conscious Trützschler Streamliner drying system will makes its entry into a wet-in-wet production line to further reduce the operationl costs for the installation.




