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  • Mogul invests in new meltblown line

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    GAZIANTEP - Nonwovens manufacturer Mogul is increasing its meltblown fabric production with the start up of a lines.

    The new line, the Turkish company's seventh, is a 1.6 metre wide line from Reicofil.

    The company has been involved in the production of meltblown fabrics since 2000 and currently has six meltblown nonwoven lines in operation. However, with a significant increase in demand for PPE products following the global coronavirus pandemic, Mogul has invested in a further complete system.

    The 1.6 m wide Reicofil meltblown system is equipped with technology for electrostatic charging and supplies high-quality filter material that ensures a high degree of separation, low pressure loss and a high storage capacity.

    The plant  gives Mogul an additional annual capacity of 550 tons for N95 material or 365 tons for N99 fabric.

     

     

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