Our textile recycling processes facilitate the reuse of high-quality fibres in various industries. The recycled shredded fibres are used in the home textiles, spinning, automotive and equestrian industries. They are used to manufacture products such as carpets, yarns, clothing and insulation materials. With our large network and blends customised to the products, we support companies on their path to sustainability.
Our shredded fibres are used in the home textiles industry to manufacture products such as carpets, yarns, insulation panels and upholstery fabrics. Thanks to our sustainable recycling processes, we also support this industry in the production of high-quality textile products.
Viable fibres are obtained from pre- and post-consumer waste, i.e. discarded fabrics created during production as well as from pre-owned products such as clothing or carpets. These recycled fibres are used in various industries, including the pinning industry. They are repurposed for the manufacture of garments, yarns and many other products, thus contributing to the manufacture cycle.
Our shredded fibres are also used in a wide range of applications in the automotive industry. They are used in the production of insulation material, wheel arch liners and underbody assemblies. By utilising recycled materials, the automotive industry contributes significantly to resource preservation and waste reduction.
Our precious raw fibres are often used in the equestrian industry to manufacture products that are specifically designed for use in riding arenas and horse stables. The fibres we extract are even integrated into the production of mats and floor coverings contributing to slip-resistant surfaces providing stability. They are also used in the production of protective mats to safeguard animals from injury.
As a specialist in textile recycling, we supply high-quality fibres made from recycled textiles such as cotton or polyester to the acoustics industry Our products are manufactured to fulfil the requirements of the acoustics industry. They are used to create sound-absorbing products – including insulation materials and wall panelling.