automotive textiles Belgium

...Production, sale & distribution of chemical products for the food industry, detergents, sealants, paint, textile sector & plastics sector. Recycled PVB for the injection, extrusion, and molding of products in PP, PE, PVC for plastics, textiles, and automotive sectors. Recycling of off-specification products. Composition and mixing of chemical products on request. Compounds for carpets and...

Derotex produces recycled or virgin natural fibers. We can offer natural fibers such as sisal, linen, and wool for non-woven and spinning applications. Our natural fibers are used to make felt or padding for various applications: thermal insulation, upholstery, automotive; geotextiles, horticulture, paper...

... nylon, etc. Based on the customer's specifications, this can be done either straight or on the bias. Arrotex is our division that primarily produces supplies for the interior upholstery of car seats. The Arrotex range for the automotive industry mainly consists of tricot nylon & non-woven (both cut and folded), elastics, and webbings.

Walotex-Dekovilt primarily offers needle felt, mattress raw materials, and insulation materials made from wool. They have an extensive range in the following sectors: carpet industry, mattress industry, upholstery industry, geo-textiles, automotive, household industry, and the construction sector, particularly in insulation.

Klüber is a company in the chemical sector, specializing in the production and marketing of industrial lubricants. It covers almost all markets, from automotive to food processing, as well as cement, textiles, and steelmaking. The Dottignies site is a Belgian subsidiary of the Klüber group, whose headquarters is located in Munich.

...- Industrial electronics. - Automotive electricity. - Electric tools. - Field equipment. - Control panel construction + automation. REPAIR OF: - AC, DC, and servo motors and drives. - Gearboxes. - Pumps and fans. - Starters and alternators. - Industrial electronics.

...aerospace, medical, machinery, electronics, textiles, food, construction, nuclear energy... and are primarily large, high-tech mass-producing companies that consciously choose Stewal for its quality and innovative character. Examples of tooling include: complex machine parts such as cams to drive various synchronous movements, molds for pressing and casting roof tile production, injection molds for producing a plastic windshield wiper or ABS sensor, and vacuum forms to produce a packaging blister for a fresh salad.