Rajshree Fabrics
Rajshree Fabrics, a leading player in the nonwoven fabrics industry, has broadened its portfolio from manufacturing high-performance nonwoven materials to producing a wide array of consumer products. Founded by brothers Abhinav and Harsh Kansal in 2006, the company specializes in spunbond, meltblown, and functional nonwoven fabrics, which are now being converted into essential items like absorbent socks, N95 masks, and disposable bedsheets.
The company’s growth began with producing nonwoven bags, but over time it has diversified into other products, including 3-layer surgical masks, absorbent pillows, buffant caps, and shopping bags. Rajshree Fabrics has made significant investments in machinery, including nine offset printing machines, to support this expansion.
A major differentiator for Rajshree Fabrics is its ability to create specialized functional finishes such as anti-microbial, UV-treated, and hydrophilic nonwoven fabrics. These advanced materials meet the stringent demands of industries like healthcare and packaging, where performance and safety are crucial. Rajshree Fabrics’ commitment to quality ensures its products are tailored to meet the unique needs of each sector.
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