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Dalian Ruiguang orders Andritz wetlaid spunlaced line

Andritz neXline wetlaid spunlace nonwoven production line is scheduled to begin operation in 2015.

30th October 2014

Innovation in Textiles
 |  Shanghai

Industrial, Packaging, Medical/Hygiene

China Technical Textile watch by Oliver Haiqing Hua

Dalian Ruiguang Nonwoven Group, a leading Chinese nonwovens producer, has ordered a wetlaid spunlaced nonwovens production line from Andritz, a leading supplier of plants and services for the hydropower, pulp and paper, metals, and other specialised industries.

Dalian Ruiguang was set up in 1991 and mainly provides services for the international customers. The company’s products are sold to America, Britain, Canada, Spain, Malaysia, India, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan area and Hong Kong.

New production line

Andritz neXline wetlaid spunlace nonwoven production line consists of high speed, integration equipment specifically designed for the preparation of wetlaid and hydro entanglement.

This technique can expand the scope of production, including biodegradable nonwoven wipes without any chemical adhesive consolidation. The production line is scheduled to begin operation in 2015.

Reducing energy consumption

The production line has been equipped with a newly developed air penetrating drying system that can significantly reduce energy consumption.

It is reported that the wetlaid spunlaced nonwovens technology complies with the highest environmental regulations, and the products comply with European Disposables and Nonwovens Association (EDANA) and Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry (INDA) new quality certification guidelines.

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About Oliver Haiqing Hua

Oliver Haiqing Hua.Oliver Haiqing Hua, a textiles business analyst, has joined the Innovation in Textiles team to provide regular insider reports on developments within the Chinese textile industry. Oliver focuses on the development and changes in the Chinese textiles industry and associated industries, and gives in-depth analysis and interpretation of the relevant policies, industry trends, and business events.

Mr. Hua previously worked for the former Ministry of Equipment & Materials and the former Ministry of Internal Trade of China from 1984 to 1997. His role included reporting on the market, raw materials, production, logistics, finance, management dynamics, as well as the analysis related to all the upstream and downstream aspects in the industry supply chain.

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