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FIBERPARTNER

FIBERPARTNER is a Denmark-based global supplier of raw material and fibers (polyester, polypropylene and bico) for nonwovens.

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03.27.17

Our clientele operates throughout nonwowen production: needlepunched-, thermobonded-, spunlaced-, stitchbonded- and airlaid, across demanding applications including automotives, geotextiles, filtration, insulation, and medical. FIBERPARTNER’s state-of-the-art products and technologies deliver solutions that optimize processes, procurement and logistics. Products are polyester in solid and hollow, from recycled and virgin material. Bico in PE/PET - PE/PP - CoPET/PET and polypropylene staple fibers.

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