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Thrace Group range of nonwovens consists of spunlaid, continuous filament, thermally bonded and needlepunched fabrics made out of 100% polypropylene. They are all non-toxic materials, with a wide variety of characteristics.

USES & FUNCTIONS

Thrace Group Spunbond Nonwoven is widely used in the furniture and bedding industry. Its high tensile strength & elongation along with its two bonding patterns make it suitable for the manufacture of pillow cases, neatening fabrics, separating layers, dust covers, cushion fabrics, pocket springs, bottom and back covers, quilting layers. It is also used as a home textile for table cloths, matress covers, suit covers and curtain blinds. Our Needlepunched Nonwoven is used for the construction of furniture and bedding. Thrace Group Nonwoven fabrics meet the OEKO TEX standard 100-class I and are tested according to IKEA methods. They are compatible with various international flammability standards.

SPUNBOND

• High tensile and tear strength and good fibre distribution
• Two bonding patterns
• Available in 60 colour tones
• Widths: up to 3.3 m, mini & jumbo rolls.
• Weight: between 12 and 150 gr/m2

NEEDLEPUNCHED

• High tenacity staple fibres
• Colours: natural, black, grey, brown
• Widths: from 30 cm to 600 cm
• Weight: from 70 gr/m2 to 1,000 gr/m2
• Embossing available

With 30 years of experience in the manufacture of engineered products, we supply the European construction industry with quality roofing membranes under the Daltex® brand name, along with private labels.

The use of correctly specified and properly installed high performance membranes can reduce the risk of condensation within the building fabric and can contribute to improved energy efficiency. There are three principal categories within our range of high performance underlays: Vapour Permeable Underlays, Vapour Barrier Underlays & Vapour Control Layers.

These products offer

• Minimisation of condensation risk in roof structures
• Superior breathability
• Patented air-permeable structure
• Excellent resistance to water penetration
• Enhanced flammability resistance to EN ISO 11925-2

and are

• Certified in the UK for unventilated cold roof applications
• Stabilised against UV degradation

Polypropylene Multifilament Yarns of high and medium tenacity. They come in three different types (Intermingled, Twisted, Cabled), with a wide denier range varying from 300 to 22,000.

USES & FUNCTIONS

Thrace Group PP Multifilament Yarns are the ideal starting material for weaving, braiding and twisting. Their technical characteristics offer resistance to acids and alkalies.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

• The wide range of our PP Multifilament Yarns is supported by a rich colour palette that includes natural, black and a large variety of colours, with tested colour fastness.
• They all offer excellent technical parameters, with high tenacity, chemical resistance and flexibility. Precision winding is available for coarse yarns.
• High quality twisting ensures an excellent result in warping, weaving and braiding.

Intermingled

• 300 to 3,000 denier
• 100 / 148 / 200 filaments
• UV stabilised

Twisted

• 500 to 22,000 denier
• 40 to 250 tpm, Z or S twist
• 100 / 148 / 200 Filaments
• UV stabilised

APPLICATIONS

Slings, braided ropes, webbings, sewing, nets, belts, filtration fabrics.

Thrace Group Nonwoven Geotextiles are produced from 100% polypropylene and are specially designed to provide Reinforcement, Separation, Filtration, Drainage, Protection and Erosion Control. Depending on their special mechanical and hydraulic properties, they are suitable for being used as:

• separators, to prevent the intermixing of the different soil layer types
• filters, to allow the flow of fluids while preventing the passage of soil particles
• protective layers for geomembranes in landfills

Thrace Group Nonwoven Geotextiles are produced with the latest state-of-the-art fibre extruders and needle punching lines in Greece and Scotland. The vertical integrated production not only guarantees quality consistency, but also allows to provide lead times that satisfy customers’ needs.

Thrace Group produces various series depending on the desired functions and applications, as shown below.

Thrace Group range of nonwovens consists of spunlaid, continuous filament, thermally bonded and needlepunched fabrics made out of 100% polypropylene. They are all non-toxic materials, with a wide variety of characteristics.

USES & FUNCTIONS

Thrace Group Spunbond Nonwoven is widely used in the furniture and bedding industry. Its high tensile strength & elongation along with its two bonding patterns make it suitable for the manufacture of pillow cases, neatening fabrics, separating layers, dust covers, cushion fabrics, pocket springs, bottom and back covers, quilting layers. It is also used as a home textile for table cloths, matress covers, suit covers and curtain blinds. Our Needlepunched Nonwoven is used for the construction of furniture and bedding. Thrace Group Nonwoven fabrics meet the OEKO TEX standard 100-class I and are tested according to IKEA methods. They are compatible with various international flammability standards.

SPUNBOND

• High tensile and tear strength and good fibre distribution
• Two bonding patterns
• Available in 60 colour tones
• Widths: up to 3.3 m, mini & jumbo rolls.
• Weight: between 12 and 150 gr/m2

NEEDLEPUNCHED

• High tenacity staple fibres
• Colours: natural, black, grey, brown
• Widths: from 30 cm to 600 cm
• Weight: from 70 gr/m2 to 1,000 gr/m2
• Embossing available

With 30 years of experience in the manufacture of engineered products, we supply the European construction industry with quality roofing membranes under the Daltex® brand name, along with private labels.

The use of correctly specified and properly installed high performance membranes can reduce the risk of condensation within the building fabric and can contribute to improved energy efficiency. There are three principal categories within our range of high performance underlays: Vapour Permeable Underlays, Vapour Barrier Underlays & Vapour Control Layers.

These products offer

• Minimisation of condensation risk in roof structures
• Superior breathability
• Patented air-permeable structure
• Excellent resistance to water penetration
• Enhanced flammability resistance to EN ISO 11925-2

and are

• Certified in the UK for unventilated cold roof applications
• Stabilised against UV degradation

Polypropylene Multifilament Yarns of high and medium tenacity. They come in three different types (Intermingled, Twisted, Cabled), with a wide denier range varying from 300 to 22,000.

USES & FUNCTIONS

Thrace Group PP Multifilament Yarns are the ideal starting material for weaving, braiding and twisting. Their technical characteristics offer resistance to acids and alkalies.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

• The wide range of our PP Multifilament Yarns is supported by a rich colour palette that includes natural, black and a large variety of colours, with tested colour fastness.
• They all offer excellent technical parameters, with high tenacity, chemical resistance and flexibility. Precision winding is available for coarse yarns.
• High quality twisting ensures an excellent result in warping, weaving and braiding.

Intermingled

• 300 to 3,000 denier
• 100 / 148 / 200 filaments
• UV stabilised

Twisted

• 500 to 22,000 denier
• 40 to 250 tpm, Z or S twist
• 100 / 148 / 200 Filaments
• UV stabilised

APPLICATIONS

Slings, braided ropes, webbings, sewing, nets, belts, filtration fabrics.