polyester yarns Germany

... with elastic or non-elastic cores, wrapped with cotton or viscose staple fiber. Raw white and colored. 4. Elastic raschel knits for functional underwear and medical functional textiles. Our products: cotton yarns, cotton twists, elastic knits made from synthetic fibers, dyeing of yarns, yarns for technical textiles, conductive yarns, metallic yarns, technical yarns, technical knits, blended yarns, winding yarns.

We primarily produce our fabrics from polyester, polypropylene, high-tech yarns such as PTFE and PES stainless steel blends, as well as natural yarns made from cotton and linen, and we apply special coatings or impregnations according to requirements. For example, for bellows or cuffs used in plant engineering. The majority of our production goes to customers in Germany, while a smaller portion...

... technical yarns made from polyester fibers, which include cut, continuous, marking thread, textured, and polyamide. The quality analysis of our products is conducted in our metrological laboratory, which allows us to constantly monitor the quality of the yarns. Each production batch is controlled. At the customer's request, the parameters of the produced yarns are confirmed with a corresponding quality certificate.

History Textilveredlung Gebr. Hecht GmbH Mühlhausen is a family-owned company with over 150 years of tradition. ◦ since 1842 finishing operation ◦ 1868 introduction of the first steam engine ◦ 1890 first entry in the commercial register as Gebr. Hecht OHG ◦ 1925 establishment of the dyeing operation ◦ 1936 new construction of the boiler house with a steam turbine of 0.4 MW capacity ◦ 1944 destru...

... of tradition: it was established in 1924 as a production facility for textile viscose yarns by Vereinigte Glanzstoff-Werke AG. In 1938, the production of technical viscose yarns began, primarily used for high-speed automobile tires. In the 1950s, the fiber production was expanded to include synthetic yarns such as polyester and polyamide. Since the 1970s, the site has increasingly developed into...