DSM Protective Materials has named FibrXL as its international premium distribution partner for Dyneema solutions. The first focus will be on European and North American, starting 1 May 2020. DSM Protective Materials will continue to support its own strategic clients directly as well as create both cost-effective and innovative solutions.
“Already offering leading levels of support and customer orientation, FibrXL has additionally invested in capacities to give fiber enhancement services which gives rise to the adoption of Dyneema by a vast range of customers and end-users. Therefore, given the long-standing relationship, FibrXL is the best partner to contribute to DSM Protective Materials’ growth ambitions.”
Industrial Fibers in DSM Protective Materials, said, “Our longstanding relationship with EuroFibers BV, today FibrXL, has shown itself successful over many years. We’re convinced that FibrXL will ensure the continuous growth of our Dyneema offerings for assorted end-markets worldwide.”
Marcel Alberts, Managing Director of FibrXL, said “We’re excited that we can support DSM Protective Materials in their growth ambitions by expanding our distribution network globally for Dyneema products. This extended partnership gives a larger range of customers and end-users the opportunity to get these products and with our fiber enhancing services and state-of-the-art Prisma coating technology, we help them to enhance performance and reduce system costs.”
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