Precision Textiles to showcase innovations

Precision Textiles, a leading provider of innovative nonwovens and laminate solutions for the bedding, home furnishings, healthcare, and automotive industries, will exhibit at the Foam Expo from June 25-27 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, Michigan. The company will present its latest innovations in space 2506 within the Comfort Zone.

For the bedding sector, Precision Textiles will showcase the IQFIT product family, including IQFIT Comfort for mattress manufacturers and cover suppliers, IQFIT Glass Free for a breathable, fiberglass-free sock, the NOSO Sock for cost-efficient mattress manufacturing, IQFIT Flex to enhance sleep quality, and Endure IFR with REPREVE recycled yarn addressing plastic waste. The company will also display EcoLoft and PurLoft fiber products, offering a comprehensive range of sustainable USDA Bio-Preferred FR solutions for the mattress industry.

Bob O’Connell, executive vice president of marketing and merchandising, noted, “While this show covers a broad spectrum of topics and industries, there has been an absence of a dedicated area for CFR 1633 compliance and enhanced product comfort. The organizers created the Comfort Zone pavilion for this purpose, and we invite attendees to visit us in space 2506.”

Shaile Dusaj, director of industrial sales and marketing, stated, “Exhibiting at Foam Expo allows us to showcase various nonwoven technologies to fabricators who create finished products. We offer superior industry-compliant solutions for insulation, shape support, reinforcement, facing, and acoustic barriers, all of which integrate seamlessly into any automotive OEM strategy. We’re excited to demonstrate how our innovative solutions meet the needs of buyers in these markets.”

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