Lenzing
Lenzing Nonwovens, a provider of regenerated cellulose fibers, has expanded its LENZING™ Lyocell Dry fiber range with two new cellulosic fibers: a fine dry fiber that offers a combination of strength and softness, and a coarse dry fiber that enhances liquid and air flow. These innovative fibers allow customers to confidently extend the use of LENZING’s sustainable, wood-based and biodegradable fibers into a broader range of applications without compromising quality.
All LENZING Lyocell Dry fibers in this collection—standard, fine, and coarse—feature hydrophobic properties, ensuring effective liquid management for a wide array of nonwoven applications.
The new LENZING Lyocell Dry fine fiber enables the production of nonwoven fabrics with higher density than those made with the standard fiber. With up to 30% more cellulosic fibers in the same space, customers can create stronger and softer nonwoven products, ideal for hygiene applications such as diapers and sanitary pads.
The LENZING Lyocell Dry coarse fiber creates more open fabrics due to its larger fiber diameter, which increases the size of the pores within the fabric. This design allows greater air and liquid flow through the material, making it ideal for the acquisition and distribution layers in hygiene products and suitable for industrial filtration applications.
Monique Buch, Executive Vice President of Nonwoven at Lenzing AG, stated, “By offering a varied range of hydrophobic cellulosic fibers from fine to coarse that comply with the EU’s Single-Use Plastics Directive, our customers can now access alternative fibers for more applications while achieving high performance.”
Verretex has entered into a partnership with Fiberloop, a developer recycling machinery, to strengthen circularity in glass-fiber composite applications.
Polartec has been awarded an ISPO Award 2025 for Montura’s FW26 apparel featuring Polartec AirCore, the industry’s first truly air-permeable…
The 10th edition of Techtextil India 2025 underscored how industry dialogue and collaboration are strengthening India’s ambition to expand high-value…
Best Awning Company, a Denver-based provider of shade solutions, has announced the launch of eco-friendly fabric options for its retractable…
Everbloom has created a materials science–based artificial intelligence system called Braid.AI, making it possible to develop fibers with different features.
Carbonova, which produces carbon nanofibres (CNFs) from greenhouse gas emissions, has closed an oversubscribed C$5.1 million equity financing round.