09.11.19
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2019 Nonwovens Sales: $176 million
Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC
Key Personnel
Hezi Nissan, CEO; Tomar Dvash, CFO; Rob Stollar, global vice president of sales and marketing, Ron Broshi, vice president of product development; John Rank, director of sales and marketing, Jacquelyn Pohl, product manager
Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace
Major Markets
Premium baby care, wipes, cleaning, diapers, cosmetic, hygiene, adult incontinence, medical, industrial, food service, and filtration
Spuntech completed a solid 2019 with sales reaching $176 million. The company has continued to focus heavily in global markets and has seen significant progress in relationships forged throughout the world.
While a large percentage of Spuntech’s revenue portfolio comes from the wipes segment, the company is continuing to gain traction in several markets including household, hygiene, diaper and medical. Therefore, the company’s approach to technical innovations and premium tier fabrics continue to propel Spuntech’s long term strategy. With over 380 employees worldwide and five lines, in Israel and the U.S., Spuntech is driving spunlace technologies through customer needs and industry demands.
Technical capabilities are continuing to grow. As each spunlace line within Spuntech’s portfolio was developed to enable additional technical advancements, the product development team has been creating fabrics that continue to drive spunlace advances for new applications and new markets. For example, utilizing proprietary technology, Spuntech is able to create engineered fabrics with multi-layer functionality enabling unique benefits across various markets.
As champions of sustainability, Spuntech Industries has been leading the charge with natural fiber development for over two decades. With the increased demand from consumers for environmentally friendly and sustainable products, the company continues to be on the forefront of changing markets. Partnering with industry leaders, the company has been able to develop 100% natural spunlace working with fibers such as cotton, flax and hemp. Furthermore, Spuntech has developed fabrics from waste stream fibers such as recycled polyester from soda bottles or cotton fibers from T-shirts.
Spuntech has also developed a portfolio of fabrics specifically designed for disinfectant, antibacterial, hydrogen peroxide and germicidal wipes. These fabrics have been in high demand in the fight against the spread of Covid 19.
With Spuntech’s strong foundation in high quality, customized fabrics along with their forward vision for sustainable solutions and focus on disinfectant applications, the company has big plans for the future. CEO Hezi Nissan, in regards to Spuntech’s strategy moving forward states, “As markets evolve, so must we. There are many paths to be successful in the market and staying true to who we are as a conviction led company is key. The company’s expertise in premium spunlace combined with the ability to differentiate in market enables products to win at shelf and ultimately the consumer’s heart.”
www.spuntech.com
2019 Nonwovens Sales: $176 million
Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC
Key Personnel
Hezi Nissan, CEO; Tomar Dvash, CFO; Rob Stollar, global vice president of sales and marketing, Ron Broshi, vice president of product development; John Rank, director of sales and marketing, Jacquelyn Pohl, product manager
Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace
Major Markets
Premium baby care, wipes, cleaning, diapers, cosmetic, hygiene, adult incontinence, medical, industrial, food service, and filtration
Spuntech completed a solid 2019 with sales reaching $176 million. The company has continued to focus heavily in global markets and has seen significant progress in relationships forged throughout the world.
While a large percentage of Spuntech’s revenue portfolio comes from the wipes segment, the company is continuing to gain traction in several markets including household, hygiene, diaper and medical. Therefore, the company’s approach to technical innovations and premium tier fabrics continue to propel Spuntech’s long term strategy. With over 380 employees worldwide and five lines, in Israel and the U.S., Spuntech is driving spunlace technologies through customer needs and industry demands.
Technical capabilities are continuing to grow. As each spunlace line within Spuntech’s portfolio was developed to enable additional technical advancements, the product development team has been creating fabrics that continue to drive spunlace advances for new applications and new markets. For example, utilizing proprietary technology, Spuntech is able to create engineered fabrics with multi-layer functionality enabling unique benefits across various markets.
As champions of sustainability, Spuntech Industries has been leading the charge with natural fiber development for over two decades. With the increased demand from consumers for environmentally friendly and sustainable products, the company continues to be on the forefront of changing markets. Partnering with industry leaders, the company has been able to develop 100% natural spunlace working with fibers such as cotton, flax and hemp. Furthermore, Spuntech has developed fabrics from waste stream fibers such as recycled polyester from soda bottles or cotton fibers from T-shirts.
Spuntech has also developed a portfolio of fabrics specifically designed for disinfectant, antibacterial, hydrogen peroxide and germicidal wipes. These fabrics have been in high demand in the fight against the spread of Covid 19.
With Spuntech’s strong foundation in high quality, customized fabrics along with their forward vision for sustainable solutions and focus on disinfectant applications, the company has big plans for the future. CEO Hezi Nissan, in regards to Spuntech’s strategy moving forward states, “As markets evolve, so must we. There are many paths to be successful in the market and staying true to who we are as a conviction led company is key. The company’s expertise in premium spunlace combined with the ability to differentiate in market enables products to win at shelf and ultimately the consumer’s heart.”