• Advertisement
  • Lotus Teknik starts up biodegradable wipes line

    Share
    Share

    GRAZ - Turkey's Lotus Teknik Tekstil, has successfully started up a complete line to produce nonwoven roll goods for biodegradable, plastic-free wet wipes. This line has been delivered, installed, and commissioned by international technology group Andritz.

    The state-of-the-art neXline wetlace CP line combines the benefits of two technologies: wetlaid and spunlace with natural fibres processed gently to create a high-performance and sustainable wipe.

    This next-generation wipe, called Newipe, combines the benefits of spunlace fabric, in particular remarkable strength in all directions, with the biodegradability and softness of a Wetlace fabric. It is produced with a lower carbon footprint, has a low lint rate, and does not generate dust during production.

    Andritz and Lotus Teknik Tekstil have a strong focus on sustainable products for a greener future. Lotus Teknik Tekstil supported the technology development intensively from the perspective of a roll goods producer and converter. Therefore, the nonwoven roll goods perfectly suit the converting lines for wipes.

    Ceyhun Zincirkiran, co-owner and managing director of Lotus Teknik Tekstil A.Åž., said: “We aim to be a part of the sustainable transformation. That’s why we have developed the Newipe next-generation viscose fabric. With the neXline wetlace CP line from Andritz we are setting new benchmarks on the market and securing our position as one of the industry leaders in wipes production.”

    Lotus Teknik Tekstil A.Åž. is a major nonwoven roll good producer and a member of a group company. The group company consists of four companies that operate end-to-end manufacturing including nonwovens, cardboard packings, plastics, and finished wet wipe products.

    Headquartered in Istanbul, Sapro is the leader in Türkiye and one of the four leaders in the manufacturing of wet wipes in Europe. The company produces, converts, and supplies 161 million sheets of wipes per day for personal, household, and industrial use, exporting 70% of its production to 65 countries all over the world.

     

    Share

    Recommended

    Latest Magazine

    Features
    Nonwovens News talks to Murat Dogru about the upcoming OUTLOOK conference
    New line concepts and digital tools are helping nonwovens producers boost output, cut waste and ease labour pressures
    New research is exploring the benefits of using PCM impregnated nonwovens for use in composite reinforcements for the construction sector
    News
    Lenzing to prioritise nonwovens as fibre business reshaped
    Turkish yarn manufacturer to enter nonwovens market
    Shaping the future of filtration at Filtrex

    Other publications from MCL News & Media

    Scroll to Top
    Generic filters
    Filter by Categories
    Logo

    Our free newsletter showcases the very best of our journalism, delivered to you twice a week

    Advertising
    With Us

    Help to support the purpose-led work of our team of journalists, international correspondents, and partners – and expose your product or service to our global readership.

    Logo

    Our free newsletter showcases the very best of our journalism, delivered to you twice a week