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INDA honours Ralph Moody

By November 15, 20182 Mins Read
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INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, recognised Ralph Moody, PE, Senior Director of R&D, Berry Global, Inc. with its prestigious 2018 Lifetime Technical Achievement Award before 500 nonwoven and engineered fabric professionals recently during at the association’s annual Hygienix Conference, in Orlando, FL.
INDA’s Lifetime Technical Achievement Award honours those individuals with long established technical careers in the nonwovens industry and an accomplished history of technical innovation.
“Ralph was selected by INDA’s Technical Advisory Board, a group of technical professionals from member companies, as most deserving for this year’s Lifetime Technical Achievement Award based on an evaluation of his career accomplishments and the Award criteria.  Certainly, they were impressed with Ralph’s eleven patents, multiple machine start-ups, and leadership role on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Nonwovens Institute at North Carolina State University.  He is truly deserving of this prestigious award recognizing his career of service to the nonwovens industry,” said Dave Rousse, INDA President during his presentation of the award.
Moody was recognised for his critical expertise in process development and R&D in several commercially successful substrates and their production processes.  Over his three-decade career, his key major product contributions, and multiple product commercialisations over the years, include: 
  • Miratec® Durable APEX® nonwoven material for textile replacement applications
  • Swiffer®, joint development with P&G and PGI to produce an imaged scrim reinforced dry dusting nonwoven substrate
  • ?Spinlace®, Berry’s spunmelt based wipes substrate
  • ?Ariumâ„¢, Berry’s submicron fibre technology
  • ?Nuvibond® Berry’s Ribbon shaped spunmelt fibre substrate for barrier
Moody holds eleven patents in the nonwovens field and has been involved in the design and startup of ten nonwoven production lines (six in the USA, two in Europe, and two in China).  During his career, he held critical roles in Johnson & Johnson (Chicopee), PGI Nonwovens, and now Berry Global, Inc.
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