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    GENEVA - Technical weaving specialist GKD will demonstrate its integrative consulting and engineering expertise for the nonwovens industry at the upcoming INDEX show in Geneva including the latest process belt designs for reliable protection against electrostatics and material adhesion.

    In keeping with the corporate vision of only creating products and solutions that make the world healthier, safer, and cleaner, GKD will be presenting a comprehensive range of mesh and spiral fabric belts for forming, drying, and bonding of nonwovens.

    The company’s presentation at the exhibition will focus on two developments: CONDUCTO 7690 with metallic multifilaments, and glass hybrid fabric belts with anti-stick coating.

    The GKD stand will also feature tailor-made metal fabric filter media, which have been proven to set new standards in the central filters, spinning beams, and blower screens used for polymer filtration.

     

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