TOP TECHNICAL TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN 2020

TOP  TECHNICAL TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN THE WORLD

Today we are going to do to show top technical textile industry in 2020. Hi It is textile futures (TF) that want to share top technical textile industry in 2020. Those are companies that do as leaders in the technical textile global market. there are described why top technical textile industry in 2020. In the world, many industries are working the technical textile but here top technical textile industry is working until 2020. so let see which are top technical textile industry in 2020.

Technical textile is rather than important aesthetics to sustain and safety the global. Technical textile is committed to the world will be more sustainable by applying itself. Technical Textile has been used home to space. Technical Textile will be increased around the world after 2030. We have to know those are companies are working to make sure to save the world.

Dupont is the short name of Dupont de Nameours, Inc. It is the largest chemical industry in the world in terms of sales. Dupont is an American industry that was established in 1802 in Wilmington as a gunpowder producer company by France-American. In 2017 they have been announced Dupont de Numous Inc is now Dow chemical and Dupont that largest chemical industry. They were developed many polymers like Nylon, Kelver, Nomex, 5m fiber, Teflon, and Lycra, etc.

Key Information:

Official Website: www.dupont.com

Headquarters: Wilmington, Delaware, United States

Subsidiaries: DuPont (Korea) Inc, DuPont Sustainable Solutions, etc.
Revenue: 85.97 USD (2018)

Number of Employers: 90,000 (2018)

Product:

• Adhesives.
• Sealants.
• Coatings.
• Ropes and Cables.
• Cut Protection.
• Safety and Protection.
• Law Enforcement.
• Vehicle Armor.
• Industrial Personal Protection.
• Building Envelopes.
• Cargo Covers.
• Controlled Environments Apparel.
• Envelopes.
• Packaging.
• Protective Apparel.
• Sterile Packaging.
• Aerospace.
• Automotive.
• Consumer Products.
• Mining.
• Fiber Optics.
• Emergency Response.
• Military Body Armor.
• Military Helmets.

Featured Brands:

1. Kevlar
2. Nomex
3. Corian
4. Tyvek
5. Sorona
6. Danisco
7. GREAT STAFF
8. Styrofoam, More.

Beaulieu Technical Textiles

Beaulieu Technical textile is part of the Beaulieu International Group. It is a Belgium bases company that They are specialists in raw chemicals like polymer and semi-finished engineering products like Fiber, Yarn, Technical textile, and also floor covering for commercial markets and residential like Vinyl roll, laminates, carpets, artificial glass and so on.

In 1959 the company was established as a fabric production business by Roger De Clerck. From 1959 to 1991 Beaulieu extended and raised into a vertically integrated company.  From 1991 to 2005 the changing market situation controlled the overcapacity in the European textile industry and rising international competition. In 2005 finally started five of seven branches that the company becomes the group.

Key Information:

Official Website: www.beaulieutechnicaltextiles.com

Headquarters: Boulevard Industriel 3 7780 Comines-Warneton, Belgium.

Subsidiaries: Beaulieu technical textiles (Weihai) Co.Ltd., Beaulieu technical textiles SA

Revenue:  2 billion USD (2020)

Number of Employers: 5000 (2000)

Product: 

1. Carpet Baking
2. Argotextile
3. Geotextile
4. Retail Solutions
5. Buiding Textile
6. Packaging Textile

Ahlstrom-Munksjo is a global company that is provided fiber-based product as décor, paper, filters, Nonwoven fabric and, glass fiber materials, and so on.  Ahlstrom-Munksjo’s Products are made renewable fiber that is more than 90 percent. They are worked at 19 countries around worlds. It is the lastest fiber producer company that is made apparel fiber to medical fiber.

In 1851 Ahlstrom had established Helsinki in Finland and In 1862 Munksjo had established in Sweden. Interestingly, Both of company have a root forest industry. In early 2000 both companies had started to focus into fiber. In 2017 both companies took name Ahlstrom-Munksjo.

Official Website: www.ahlstrom-munksjo.com

Headquarters: Helsinki Finland.

Subsidiaries: Ahlstrom Oyj, Munksjo Italia spa more.
Revenue: 2.2 billion USD (2018)

Number of Employers: 8000 (2018)

Product: 

• Non-Woven Fabric
• Specialty papers.
• Glass Fiber Tissue.
• Adhesive Paper.
• Medical Life service Clothing.
• Insulation paper and specialty pulp.
• Food Packaging, Baking, and Cooking solution.
• Beverage filter media.
• Construction and Furniture materials.
• Filter media.
• Tape Backing.
• Adhesive Backing.

Technical Textile Services Ltd. is a known techtex. Techtex was established in 1992 in the UK. The company mainly makes healthcare and industrial fabrics, wet wipes, and nonwoven geotextiles.

Official Website: www.techtex.co.uk

Headquarters: 

Subsidiaries: 

Number of Employers:

Product:

• Non-Woven
• Woven
• Glass Fibre
• Infiltrate Filtration
• Commission Conversion
• Laminate

Official Website: www.freudenberg.com

Headquarters:  Weinheim, Germany

Subsidiaries: JAPAN VILENE COMPANY, LTD., More
Revenue‎: ‎€7.039 billion (2014)

Number of Employers: 40,456 (2014)

Product:

• Vileda,
• O-Cedar
• Wettex household products
• Vileda mops
• window cloths
• gloves
• Glitzi sponges
• Fine particle
• Cleaning products and systems
• white goods
• general household appliances
• hand-held tools
• garden equipment
• Specialty lubricants
• Standard seals
• Engine protection
• air exhaust filters
• interlining products
• Nonwovens shoes
• leather goods
• Specialty lubricants for spool winding, twisting, pirn winding, knitting, warp knitting, and sizing machines
• Adsorptive functional materials for NBC protective clothing
• Nonwovens
• Automotive
• Energy & Resources
• Dye

3M is an American multinational conglomerate corporation company that is established in 1902. This company is made and operated consumer product and US health safety, worker safety and industrial of field. 3M Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing company means it. They are provided over 60,000 products around the world a

Official Website: www.3m.com

Headquarters: Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States

Subsidiaries: 3M Japan Ltd, 3M India Ltd, 3M Canada, more.
Revenue: 32.76 billion USD (2018)

Number of Employers: 93,516 (2018)

Product & Services:

• Abrasives
• Adhesives & Tapes
• Advanced Materials
• Aerospace & Aircraft Maintenance
• Animal & Pet Care
• Architecture & Construction
• Automotive
• Commercial Solutions
• Communications
• Consumer
• Design & Construction
• Electronics
• Energy
• Health Care
• Manufacturing
• Mining, Oil & Gas
• Safety
• Transportation

Johns Manville is an American corporation company. It is established in New York in 1858. This company manufacturer Technical Textile, Insulation and Commercial Roofing.

Official Website: www.jm.com

Headquarters:  Denver, Colorado, United States

Subsidiaries:  Industrial Insulation Group, LLC More.

Revenue: 3 Bilion USD (2018)

Number of Employers: 8000

Product:  

• Bituminous Roofing
• Single Ply Synthetic Roofing
• Roof Deck Facer
• Shingles
• Understating
• Insulation Facers
• Gypsum
• Building Interior
• Carpet Tiles
• Ceiling Tiles
• Luxury Vinyl Tiles
• Needled Flooring
• Office Panel
• Resilient Flooring
• Wall Covering
• Automotive Air
• HVAC
• Micro Fiber
• Pool and Spa
• Food, Beverage, Pharmaceutical
• Liquid Filtration
• Mist Elimination
• String Wound Filter
• Separator Nonwovens
• Gauntlets and Pockets
• Lead Pasting Nonwoven
• Strands for Separators
• Microfibers for Separators
• GRP Laminates
• Windmill Blades
• Automotive Headliners
• Geotextiles
• Road Construction
• Railroad Construction
• Shore Reinforcement and Hydraulic Engineering
• Industrial and Residential Engineering
• Landscape, Horticulture and Sport Facilities
• Landfill Covering
• Q-FIBERS BULK
• Needle Mat

Honeywell International Inc. is also known, Honeywell. It is an American Multinational Conglomerate Company. This company is established in 1906 in Wabash, Indiana and manufactures Aerospace, Building Technologies, Performance Materials & Technologies (PMT), and Safety & Productivity Solutions.

Official Website: www.honeywell.com

Headquarters: Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Subsidiaries:  Notifier, Honeywell Safety Products Europe SAS, More

Revenue : 41,208 billion USD (2018).
Number of Employers: 114,000.

Product: 

GST Safety Textiles LLC is also known as Global Safety Textiles. It is a German company established in 1836 in Germany at Bad Säckingen and manufactures mainly technical textiles and automotive.

Official Website: www.global-safety-textiles.com

Headquarters: 1556 Montgomery St., South Hill, Virginia, 23970, United States.

Subsidiaries:  Elevate Textiles, Inc., International Textile Group.

Revenue: 986 billion USD
Number of Employers: 10,000

Product: 

• Airbags and Airbag Textiles.
• Technical Textiles.
• Partner for R&D.

Official Website: www.kimberly-clark.com

Headquarters: Irving, Texas, United States

Subsidiaries:  Kimberly-Clark de México, S.A.B. de C.V. More

Revenue: 18.5 billion USD (2018)
Number of Employers: 42,000 (2017)

Product: 

• Home furnishings
• Wallcoverings
• Coating substrates
• Apparel interlinings
• Roofing products
• Geo-textiles.
• Baby diapers
• Disposable wipes
• Feminine hygiene products
• Linens
• Medical or Surgical products
• Filters
• Disposable garments
• Fabric softener substrates

Huntsman Corporation is also known as HUNTSMAN. It is an American multinational manufacturing and chemical marketer company and established in 1970. Huntsman manufactures is made polyurethanes, performance products, and adhesives for customers like BMW, GE, Chevron, Procter & Gamble, and Unilever and so on.

Official Website: www.huntsman.com

Headquarters: Texas, Uniate State.

Subsidiaries: HUNTSMAN, INTERNATIONAL LLC, more.

Revenue: 9.397 billion USD (2018)
Number of Employers: 9000 (2019)

Product: 

• Adhesives, Coatings and Elastomers
• Seating
• Acoustics
• Components 
• Bedding & furniture
• Composite wood products
• Compact outsoles
• Mid-sole technologies
• Unit-soles
• HYDRO Plus.
• Polyether-based systems
• Unit-soles.
• Wellington boots.
• TPU for Footwear
• Insulation
• Intermediates
• Thermoplastic polyurethanes