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    The Spunlace Market: A search for new opportunities

    Wipes continue to dominate but new market development is the focus.

    The Spunlace Market: A search for new opportunities
    The Spunlace Market
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    Karen McIntyre, Senior Editor03.21.14
    The spunlace market continues to grow. After a few years of limited investment in North America, two major projects are currently underway. Spuntech announced in May it would add to its U.S. operation and Jacob Holm broke ground on an expansion to its Candler, NC plant in October. Both of these projects will meet the needs of the wipes market as well a number of new markets for spunlace both in North Amercia and globally.

    According to industry estimates, the global spunlace market is growing between 4-6.5% due to gains both in the technology’s core market, wipes, and in new applications both in hygiene and industrial markets. While the wipes market growth has leveled in recent years as many subsegments have reached maturity, executives still report gains in many areas, although eroding margins and other macroeconomic factors have presented problems in the area.

    This has led to an increased interest in examining new markets for spunlace, a path that is also not without challenges as often competition both from fellow spunlace manufacturers and competing technologies can be just as severe. Still the benefits for spunlace, including absorbency, textile-like feel and appearance and the ability to incorporate different raw materials make it a prime contender in many markets.

    “The global spunlace market is still a very interesting, growing market,” says Carolin Weber, sales director hygiene and wipes for Sandler. “Spunlace technology offers to meet the requirements of a variety of end product applications.”

    While the lion’s share of material made on Sandler’s three spunlace lines continues to feed the global wipes market, new areas like absorbent hygiene, tabletop and technical applications continue to pose new opportunities.

    Broadening horizons

    Suominen Nonwovens is the world’s largest producer of spunlace nonwovens with assets in South Carolina, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Brazil, Spain, Italy and Finland and offers the world’s most diverse range of technologies for wipes including wetlaid, thermal bond, airlace, hydroentangled, SPC, carded and composite substrates. As the company’s business continues to change and evolve beyond wipes, Suominen is easing the transition with a new operating model. Earlier this year, the company split its nonwovens business into two categories—convenience and care. The care business focuses on customers in medical and hygiene, while convenience, which is considerably larger, focuses on wipes, catering and travel.

    “Reshaping the structure and operating model is an essential and at the same time logical step in the strategic path we have chosen. To implement our strategy, and particularly the ‘In the Lead’ cornerstone, a significant change in our way of working is required,” says Nina Kopola, president and CEO of Suominen Corporation. “Among other important objectives, we seek to speed up our capability to create new business and launch new products with higher value add to the market. With the more focused and customer derived operating model, we further enhance our ability to cater to specific customer needs and thereby accelerate both our own and our customers’ business; and ultimately improve our profitability.”

    Last month Suominen continued to expand its non-wipes business with the launch of Novolino, a range of nonwoven products for tabletop applications in the hotel, restaurant and catering markets globally. These substrates feature a number of unique attributes and have already seen commercial success in both Europe and the Americas.

    Executives says the launch is in line with Suominen’s stated strategic objective of increasing the share of value added products in its portfolio and is a great example Suominen’s expansion of its nonwovens business beyond wipes.

    “Novolino nonwovens bring a new dimension to the tabletop market while adding value beyond the traditional offerings in this segment,” says Eileen Calder, product manager for travel and catering at Suominen. “With its soft and silky touch, Novolino nonwovens offer users a disposable alternative to traditional linen or other textile napkins, table covers or guest towels.”

    While Suominen has not made a significant investment in spunlace for several years, it is in the process of updating its technology for the flushable wipes segment, which is seen as an important growth sector within wipes. “Further investment in production of flushable substrates for wipes does reflect the importance of this technology and those market segments it serves to Suominen,” says Brown.

    Going for it

    Whether spurred by growth in wipes or opportunities in new markets, the spunlace market is on the cusp of significant expansion as new investments come onstream in North Carolina.

    Spuntech, an Israeli-based nonwovens producer announced in May it would double its North American capacity with a new line set to come onstream in 2015. Spuntech operates one spunlace line in Roxboro, NC, which was started in 2006, as well as two lines Galilee, Israel.

    According to John Rank, director of sales and marketing, the company continues to focus on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace fabrics with more emphasis on sustainable products. While a high percentage of sales are certainly wipes-related, the company has been successfully developing new products outside of wipes in markets such as medical, technical and filtration.

    Also in North Carolina, Jacob Holm is investing more than $60 million at its site in Candler over the next three years. The Swiss company established this North American hub in 2005 with a large-scale spunlace line. While this site has reportedly been operating at near or full capacity for several years, the company has focused on improving its processing capabilities beyond lightweight hygiene applications to deliver solutions for industrial applications like automotives, apparel and furniture. Meanwhile, in wipes Jacob Holm, which also has sites in France and Germany, has developed 100% synthetic wipes with apertured or smooth surfaces for disinfectant applications. Currently about 65% of its output targets wipes.

    Jacob Holm’s decision to add a second line came after several years marked by economic ups and downs, but executives are confident the new line will help it expand its reach.

    “Jacob Holm Industries is pleased to announce this new technology investment at our existing operation in Candler,” says Jacob Holm president, Steve Landon in announcing the new line.  “Since opening our doors in Western North Carolina back in 2005, the company has been impressed with the local community, the availability of a quality workforce and the willingness of state and local officials to support our goal of becoming the premiere nonwovens manufacturer in North America.”

    This new production line is planned to start commercial production in the first quarter of 2015.

    The project was made possible in part by a performance-based grant from the One North Carolina Fund of up to $100,000. The grant is contingent upon proof of job creation and receipt of a local funding match, which will be approved in a public hearing in Candler. The One NC Fund provides financial assistance, through local governments, to attract business projects that will stimulate economic activity and create new jobs in the state. Companies receive no money up front and must meet job creation and investment performance standards to qualify for grant funds.

    As the North American markets prepares for expansion, the spunlace market continues to thrive globally. In China alone, there are at least 160 lines, representing 250,000 tons of spunlace, largely serving the Chinese wipes market, which is estimated at about $250 million, as consumers gain the disposable income necessary to make disposable items a part of their every day lives.  In greater Asia, there are another 100,000 tons of spunlaced nonwovens being made globally.

    Also seeing a great deal of activity is Turkey, whose central location and roots in the textile market, have made it a hotbed for many nonwovens technologies. In spunlace, Mogul entered the market three years ago and added a second line two years later. These two lines have largely targeted the wipes market but new application areas are constantly under review, according to Serkan Gogus, commercial director.

    Meanwhile, spunlace activity in Europe is largely dominated by Sandler, Suominen and Jacob Holm but investment there has not been aggressive in recent years. Sandler added the most recent large-scale line there in 2011. This latest line allowed the company to add a lot of new technologies to make its production process more flexible with more processes, raw materials and finishing techniques.

    According to Sandler executives, its sees the market for wipes as stable but is getting its business opportunities from other areas like hygiene and technical applications where the many attributes of spunlace can offer solutions to customers’ needs.

    “All new technologies and projects of nonwovens are always being proven to be considered with the most suitable technology,” Weber says. “If spunlace is meeting all requirements or offers features giving it an advantage over other technologies, it is always worthwhile to look into using spunlace technology.

    While Weber would not comment specifically about projects outside of wipes, she did comment on the many solutions her company offers to wipes, a market where it conducts a large percentage of its sales. One product that has been particularly successful is bio textile, a substrate for baby, cosmetics and cleaning wipes made from 100% viscose. Proving Sandler’s commitment to being green, this substrate is completely biodegradable.

    As new lines come onstream, Weber is confident that both old and new lines will have a place in the industry.

    “To a certain extent, the supply vs. demand picture might shift,” she says. “However, there is never any warranty in any kind of investment in the nonwovens industry, whichever technology you are looking at.”

    Norafin continues to focus on technical applications

    At the forefront of these efforts is Norafin. This company spun itself off from Jacob Holm about five years ago to focus on more technical applications, leaving Holm, at the time, to focus on wipes.

    “The spunlace technology offers various benefits for technical markets,” says Norafin spokesperson Eveline Salem. “Just as an example, we were able to place our products in the composite market thanks to product features such as tear-resistance, durability, homogeneity of the material as well as surface weight and drapability. These are characteristics, which are needed in that segment.”

    Within protective apparel Norafin now offers a durable, lightweight spunlace nonwoven that it says provides significantly increased arc protection performance compared to leading competitive materials.

    Boasting that this material achieves equivalent (or improved) performance at approximately 45% lower basis weights than competing materials, Salem says that Norafin’s unique production process creates a three-dimensional web as opposed to a two-dimensional web via traditional cross lapping.  “This leads to products with excellent uniformity, loft and strength,” she says. “We offer a full range of flame retardant spunlace products created in this manner of various fiber types and structures which are used in protective apparel today. In filtration, our spunlace nonwovens show a constant filter surface characterized by a higher number of finer pores and homogeneous cross-sections, which leads to an increased filter performance. These examples illustrate that spunlace nonwovens can be adapted to various market segments due to their wide-ranging product characteristics.”

    In July 2013, Norafin began production on a new spunlace line in Mildenau, Germany. The new line can make multilayered technical nonwovens in widths up to 2.4 meters and weights between 20-800 gsm. Both chemically produced high performance and natural fibers can be processed on the unit, which has allowed Norafin to be more responsive to market demands, to expand the selection of specialized nonwovens even further and to introduce new products on the market. The line has also guaranteed a secure supply of goods in the long term.


    Spunlace Manufacturers Directory

    Avangard
    Moscow, Russia
    7 (812) 550-0765
    www.avangardspb.com
    Plant locations: Russia

    Berk Wipers
    707 North Valley Forge Road
    Landsdale, PA 19446
    215-412-8181
    lberk@berkwiper.com
    www.berkwiper.com
    Plant locations: Landdale, PA

    DuPont
    Rockland Run Building
    Wilmington, DE 19880
    800-448-9835
    www.dupont.com
    Plant locations: Old Hickory, TN; Asturias, Spain

    Eruslu Nonwovens
    4. Orangize San. Bl 83414 Sk. No.: 22
    Baspinar, Gaziantep, Turkey 27010
    90-342-357-07-20
    gulgin@engnonwovens.com
    www.engnonwovens.com
    Plant Locations: Turkey

    Eswegee Vliestoffe
    Postfach 1529
    Hof 95014 Germany
    49-9281-49-174
    detlev.kaeppel@eswegee.com
    www.eswegee.com

    First Quality Nonwovens
    500 Oak Ridge Rd.
    Hazel Township, PA 18202
    570-384-1600
    www.firstquality.com

    Freudenberg Nonwovens
    Hoehnerweb 2-4
    Weinheim, Germany
    49-6201-80-5009
    www.freudenberg-nw.com
    Plants: Comar, France (Evolon)

    Ginni Nonwovens
    H-6, Sector-63
    Noida 201301 India
    91-0120-405-8400
    rmaheashwari@ginnifilaments.com
    www.ginnifilaments.com
    Plant locations: Noida, India

    Hangzhou Nbond Nonwovens
    16 Hongda Rod
    Xinwang Industrial City
    Yunhe Town
    Yuhang District
    Hangzhou City, Zheijiang Province; China
    86-571-89176206

    Hangzhou Xiaoshan Phoenix
    Hangzhou, China
    www.phoenixtextile.com
    Plant Location: Hangzhou, China

    Ihsan Sons
    801-A City Towers Main Boulevard
    Gulberg II
    Lahore, Punjab 54660 Pakistan
    92-42-35770411
    nonwoven@ihsanpakistan.com
    www.ihsanpakistan.com
    Plant Location: Pakistan

    Jacob Holm Industries
    Picxassoplatz 8
    Basel 4052 Switzerland
    828-337-8955
    www.jacob-holm.com
    Plants: Germany, France, North Carolina

    KNH Enterprises
    27F No. 456, Sec. 4 Sinyi Road
    Taipei, Taiwan 11052
    886-2-2345-9909
    www.knh.com.tw

    Kuraray
    8-1 Kakudacho, Ita-ku
    Osaka, Japan 530-8611 Japan
    81-6-7635-1575
    kazuo_ohira@kuraray.co.jp
    www.kuraflex.com

    Lentex
    Ul. Powstancow 54
    Lubliniec, Poland 42-701 Poland
    48-34-3515600
    nonwovens@lentex.com.pl
    www.lentex.com.pl

    Mogul Nonwovens
    2. Organiz Sanayi Bolgesi
    Baspinar 27120 Turkey
    90-342-337-1499
    mogul@mogulsb.com
    www.mogulsb.com
    Plant Location: Turkey

    Nan Liu Enterprises
    No. 88, Bii SHoiow Road
    Kaosiung 825, 82509 Taiwan
    886-76-11-66-16
    nanliu@ms47.url.com.tw
    www.nanliu.com.tw

    Norafin
    Biltmore Park, Two Town Square Blvd.
    Suite 241
    Asheville, NC 28803
    828-654-7455
    info-us@norafin.com
    www.norafin.com

    Novita S.A.
    Dekoracyjna 3 str.
    65-722 Zielona Gora
    Poland
    48-68-456-15 00
    www.novita.com.pl

    Polymer Group Inc.
    9355 Harris Corners Parkway
    Charlotte, NC 28269
    704-697-5100
    www.polymergroupinc.com

    Precot Meridian Ltd.
    737, Green Fields
    Puliakulam Road
    Comibatore, India
    91-422-4321100
    www.precot.com
    Plant locations: India

    RKW Hydrospun
    Osttangente 17
    38820 Halberstadt, Germany
    49 (0) 3941-5-95-43-10
    www.rkw-group.com
    Plant Location: Germany

    Sandler
    Lamitzmuhle
    Schwarzenbach/Saale Germany
    49-9284-60-0
    www.sandler.de
    Contact: Axel Seitz
    Plant Location: Schwarzenbach/Saale, Germany

    Spuntech Industries
    555 North Park Drive
    Roxboro, NC 27573
    John Rank, director of sales and marketing
    336-330-9000
    www.spuntech.com
    Plant Locations: Israel, North Carolina

    Suominen Nonwovens
    P.O. Box 25
    Suomisentie 11
    Nakkila, Finlance
    358-10-214-500
    paivi.nieminen@suominencorp.com
    www.suominen.fi/nonwovens
    Plant Locations: Wisconsin, Connecticut, South Carolina, Spain, Italy, Finland, Brazil

    Zheijiang Huzhou Kingsafe
    Flor 6, Seat a, No. 65
    Shanghai World Trade Plaza
    200036 Shanghai, China
    86-021-62360981
    www.kingsaf.com
    Plant Location: Zhijiang, China
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