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Dilo Temafa successfully sells line extension to Eco-Technilin

By June 18, 20241 Min Read
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Eco-Technilin has chosen Dilo Temafa’s machines to expand its production capacity and increase its efficiency.

Dilo Temafa, a machinery and equipment for fibre preparation and natural fibre processing, is pleased to announce the successful sale of a line extension to Eco-Technilin. The machines will complement an existing flax fibre preparation plant in France to enable higher fibre quality.

Eco-Technilin, a renowned producer of sustainable materials, has chosen Dilo Temafa’s machines to expand its production capacity and increase its efficiency. The plant expansion is specifically designed to efficiently clean flax scutcher tow and meet the high demands of modern manufacturing, while increasing process stability and plant availability.

Dilo Temafa has been active in the field of natural fibre extraction for more than thirty years and has supplied numerous systems for the processing of bast fibres, e.g. flax and industrial hemp. The fibres obtained are used in various industries, including the construction, automotive, nonwovens and textile industries, and make a major contribution to minimising the ecological footprint.

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