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Synthetic yarn

PHARETRA

Germany

We are focused on making composite fabrics whose textile and polymeric layers are manufactured and bonded to one another according to the firm’s own manufacturing methods. Active in the fields of polymeric applications, textiles and ultrasonic bonding technology, the firm manufactures pre-products respectively semi-manufactured materials for use in medical technology, garments, personal and industrial protection, the automotive and furniture industries, as well as the sports branch.
TGE GMBH

Germany

Producing and selling threads
NIKOL WEBER KG

Germany

The company NIKOL WEBER KG, is a Manufacturer/ Producer, which operates in the Threads and yarns, artificial and synthetic industry. It also operates in the Threads and yarns, Fibres, artificial and synthetic, Threads and yarns, and Fibres, artificial and synthetic industries. It is based in Selbitz, Germany.
AMANN NÄHGARNE GMBH & CO. KG

Germany

The company AMANN NÄHGARNE GMBH & CO. KG, is a Manufacturer/ Producer, which operates in the Threads and yarns industry. It also operates in the Threads and yarns, artificial and synthetic, and Threads and yarns, artificial and synthetic industries. It is based in Augsburg, Germany.
DYNRO GMBH

Germany

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MAINTECH SYSTEMS GMBH

Germany

MainTech Systems is a medium-sized company based at a location steeped in tradition in the heart of Europe, in the Bavarian part of the international economic area of Rhine-Main. With more than 200 engineers, technicians, experts and qualified technical specialists, as well as a production area measuring 12, 000 m², we combine expertise and productivity into one efficient whole. Our industrial site is a testament to a tradition that stretches back decades: The site was founded in 1924 as a production facility for textile viscose for the company Vereinigte Glanzstoff-Werke AG. The manufacture of technical viscose began in 1938; this was used primarily in high-speed car tyres. In the 1950s, fibre production was expanded to include synthetic fibres such as polyester and polyamide. Since the 1970s, the site has been growing to become the most important European production site of high-quality yarns for technical applications.

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