polyester threads Belgium

...100% Recycled Soft is recyclable and made exclusively from recycled materials. 83% Recycled Soft is composed of 83% recycled polyester (rPET) and 17% polyamide. Collected PET bottles are cleaned and shredded. The granules are then woven into rPET microfiber threads. Features - Packaged in a cardboard box with a handle, which is of course recyclable - Good absorption capacity - High performance...

KROKO n.v. is a Belgian family business with around fifty employees. The core business consists of the production of polyester spiral, metal, and plastic zippers. The range is complemented by the sale of tape hook closures and threads. 85% of the revenue is generated from exports. Our strength lies in a dedicated and experienced sales team that, with the support of the technical team, is able to...

Since 1932, we have specialized in twisting and spinning, doubling, fixing, and coning fine synthetic and artificial filament yarns. We process Viscose, Acetate, Polyamide, Polyester, Polypropylene, Aramid, as well as special yarns such as metalloplastic, metal yarns, antistatic carbon yarns, water-soluble, and meltable yarns. We sell yarns for use in weaving, knitting, and lace production. We have our ELIREX metalloplastic yarns for passementerie and as sewing and embroidery threads. We also process all these yarns on a contract basis, tailored to your specifications.

Production of high-tech and high-quality filament wires in PA, PE, PP, Polyester, fluoropolymers, compounds, blends,... ranging from 0.017mm to 15mm, in various colors, with additives and upon customer request. For medical applications (sutures, mesh, ligaments,...), for tennis strings, for industrial wire for carpets, underwear, offshore, telecommunications, automotive, and general industry.

... raw material used is "high tenacity" polyester yarn. The European market for seat belts is characterized by its transparency and oligopolistic nature. As a result, the number of yarn suppliers, seat belt weavers, and system manufacturers is relatively limited. The pressure from Asian yarn suppliers is increasing. To maintain its competitive position, the Berger Group will engage Asian, particularly Chinese, yarn suppliers in the future.