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Andritz to supply two new lines to Chinese firm

By December 16, 20161 Min Read
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Andritz Nonwoven, part of international technology Group ANDRITZ, has received two orders from Fujian NanFang Textile Co Ltd (PRC) to supply two new neXline spunlace nonwoven lines for its new plant in the city of NanPing, China.
Spunlace line 1 supplied by Andritz will be capable of processing 100 per cent bleached cotton fibres in a crosslapping configuration with an eXcelle card, a dynamic crosslapper, a drafter and another eXcelle card, including the ProDyn and Isolayer functions, in order to enhance the web profile uniformity and thus save raw materials. For web bonding, Andritz will supply its Jetlace Avantage hydroentanglement unit. 
Line 2 is a high-speed spunlace line for processing viscose and polyester fibres. It will have two Andritz TT cards for web forming and a Jetlace Essentiel unit for hydroentanglement.
Complete report in ITJ January 2017 issue.
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