Founded in 1992 and built through the combination of Pegas Nonwovens and First Quality Nonwovens, PFNonwovens manufactures ultra-lightweight spunmelt nonwoven fabrics for hygiene, healthcare, and industrial applications. The company now operates 20 production lines across five factories in four countries, with more than 1,000 employees and products sold in over 40 countries. Its long-standing specialty is tailoring bonding patterns and newer 3D embossing and aperturing to give nonwovens specific softness, breathability, and fluid-handling performance.
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Spunfab, LtdSpunfab, Ltd. evolved from a polymer engineering, research, and consulting firm into a manufacturer of nonwoven adhesive webs more than 30 years ago near Akron, Ohio. Founded by Herbert Keuchel and his son Kenneth, the company produces thermoplastic adhesive webs for bonding and laminating materials at facilities in the United States and Europe.CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH
Monadnock Non-Wovens LLCMonadnock Non-Wovens LLC manufactures meltblown nonwoven materials for technical markets and has more than 25 years of manufacturing experience. Founded by Monadnock Paper Mills, which was established in 1819 in Bennington, New Hampshire, the company designs and makes its own fiber-production equipment and manufacturing lines. Its Mount Pocono facility operates seven meltblown lines and supplies roll and sheet goods to converters around the world.MOUNT POCONO, PA
Fabric Development, IncEstablished in 1972, Fabric Development, Inc. manufactures specialty fabrics for specific applications. Its 80,000-square-foot facility produces custom-woven fabrics for prototype and production runs, and its capabilities expanded to include complex 3D products after acquiring Lydall Manning’s weaving division in 2000.QUAKERTOWN, PA
National Spinning Company, IncNational Spinning Company, Inc. is a U.S. manufacturer operating two nonwoven manufacturing facilities through Carolina Nonwovens. It produces fiber pads of various densities and thicknesses using air-laid nonwoven technology for automotive, appliance, construction, furniture, and bedding applications, with recycled and reclaimed fibers among the usable fiber inputs.New York, NY