05.09.16
Founded in 1969, ISO 9001/ISO14001/ISO 22716 certified, Kang Na Hsiung (KNH) is a leading manufacturer of specialty and technical nonwovens. With production sites and R&D centers based in Taiwan and China, KNH has constantly advanced its technology platform covering everything from personal care hygiene to skin care and later into industrial, medical and filtration specialty areas.
KNH has 92 issued patents. Its nonwoven technology platform covers air-through, calendar bond, meltblown, airlaid, composite airlaid, circular needlepunch, spunlace, SAP sheet, and composite coating. KNH is committed to continuing investment in technology innovation. KNH’s facilities in both Taiwan and China are being strategically coordinated to supply the Greater China, the Pan-Pacific and worldwide markets.
Since two new sites’ commercial operating were completed in 2011, KNH has been looking for any opportunities to extend and enhance localized services in different regions. Through dedicated research and development, it has brought a wide range of products to the industry.
Currently, KNH makes a variety of nonwovens targeting a number of personal care and environmental care categories.
The current chairman of the board, J.C. Tai, is the former chairman of ANFA (the INDA equivalent in Asia). He has dedicated more than 40 years of his career to the development of nonwoven innovations.
At IDEA 2016, KNH will present its latest developments in the areas of antibacterial, elastics, all functional wipes, adult care absorbent materials and three-dimensional topsheets.
KNH has 92 issued patents. Its nonwoven technology platform covers air-through, calendar bond, meltblown, airlaid, composite airlaid, circular needlepunch, spunlace, SAP sheet, and composite coating. KNH is committed to continuing investment in technology innovation. KNH’s facilities in both Taiwan and China are being strategically coordinated to supply the Greater China, the Pan-Pacific and worldwide markets.
Since two new sites’ commercial operating were completed in 2011, KNH has been looking for any opportunities to extend and enhance localized services in different regions. Through dedicated research and development, it has brought a wide range of products to the industry.
Currently, KNH makes a variety of nonwovens targeting a number of personal care and environmental care categories.
The current chairman of the board, J.C. Tai, is the former chairman of ANFA (the INDA equivalent in Asia). He has dedicated more than 40 years of his career to the development of nonwoven innovations.
At IDEA 2016, KNH will present its latest developments in the areas of antibacterial, elastics, all functional wipes, adult care absorbent materials and three-dimensional topsheets.
