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    CHARLOTTE - The American subsidiary of the Swiss Oerlikon Group, Oerlikon Textile Inc., is expanding and moving into new, modern premises tailored to future needs just a few kilometers away from its previous location in Charlotte, North Carolina. A new service center for the polymer processing industry will be created latest by the middle of this year.

    At the new address 10350-A Nations Ford Road, Charlotte, NC 28273, the company says that synergy effects and resources will be used to a noticeably greater extent for the benefit of all Oerlikon customers in approximately 4500 m ² of office and commercial space.

    "We are the preferred technology partner in the field of man-made fibre production in the USA and not only want to remain so, but also to further expand our services for our customers," said Chip Hartzog, President of Oerlikon Textile Inc., the logical step." However, the previous premises no longer offered any opportunities for expansion."

    All processes were analyzed in advance and will now be optimized in the new buildings. Incoming goods, warehouse and dispatch will be merged while inventory control will be strengthened.

    The range of services in the repair area will also be expanded. "In addition to our services in the area of filament and carpet yarn systems, we will also be able to offer our customers repair services for staple fibre components such as crimpers or nonwoven systems in the future," added Hartzog. "This will further strengthen the market position for the Oerlikon Barmag, Oerlikon Neumag and Oerlikon Nonwoven brands."

    Oerlikon Textile Inc. has been active in the manmade fibers business in the USA for over 55 years. In addition to the sale of Staple Fiber, BCF, IDY, POY, FDY and texturing plants, the product portfolio also includes upgrades and modernization of old plants, service and training offers as well as repair services and spare parts supplies.

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