GRAZ - International technology group Andritz has supplied and commissioned a neXline airlay system at the Carolina Nonwovens plant in Ohio. This marks the first installation of the new generation airlay line in the United States.

The state-of-the-art system processes recycled fibres into nonwovens for automotive and industrial sectors, helping to reduce waste and enhance resource efficiency.

Designed for ease of use and maintenance, Andritz’s advanced equipment is designed to maximises operational efficiency and reliability.

With this new investment, Carolina Nonwovens says it is strengthening its ability to produce high-quality nonwovens from industrial and post-consumer waste, in line with its commitment to sustainability and the circular economy. The company already operates an Andritz airlay line at its plant in North Carolina.

“It was a pleasure to work with the Andritz experts again. Thanks to their support, our team benefited from efficient training, enabling us to significantly enhance our capabilities,” said Ed Hull, COO of Carolina Nonwovens.

Carolina Nonwovens specialises in providing high quality nonwoven solutions using state-of-the-art airlay technology and superior raw materials. With deep expertise in fibre processing, the company offers a wide range of products for various markets such as acoustic and thermal insulation for the automotive, construction and appliance industries.