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    adAt the forthcoming Ecobuild exhibition, taking place at Excel in London from March 20-22, Advanced Nonwovens of Denmark will be showcasing the new product potential of its patented CAFT – carding airlaid fusion technology.

    The traditional airlaid nonwovens industry, the company explains, operates with fibres in the 1-12 mm range and the traditional carding industry with 5-100 mm fibres. In both cases, capacity is reduced as the fibre length increases.

    With CAFT, fibres from 1-100 mm can be accommodated thus and capacity is maintained regardless of the fibre length. In addition, CAFT can process both homogeneous and non-homogeneous materials.

    This allows the processing of both traditional fibres and new natural fibres or waste material at a high capacity of up to 2,000 kg per hour.

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