Raw materials

The heart of our quality

RAW MATERIALS - The heart of our quality

The decisive factor for the quality of our nonwoven products is the targeted selection and precise mixing ratio of the raw materials used.

Our sister company ALTEX Textil-Recycling recycles textile waste materials – such as old clothing, seat belts, protective and work clothing, punching waste and many other materials – and breaks them down into their individual fibers. These form the basis for new, individually tailored fiber blends.

Depending on the desired product properties, we determine the optimum material mix, consisting of PES, PP, natural and recycled fibers. This allows us to precisely adjust the ratio and develop a tailor-made nonwoven that meets the highest standards for every product and customer requirement.

This is the core of what we do: textile waste is turned into new, high-quality products that are used worldwide in a wide range of applications.

This is how we live a genuine circular economy every day – an approach that inspires, motivates and makes us proud.

For us, residual materials are not waste, but raw materials

We process old clothes, safety belts, protective and work clothing, punching waste and many other materials.

Our commitment:

Shaping the future with sustainable and recycled raw materials.

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Shaping the future with sustainable and recycled raw materials – that’s our thing!

Sustainable
Circular economy
ALTEX is a pioneer in the intelligent processing of textile waste materials in order to create a closed loop in the textile industry.
Resource utilization
instead of waste
Textile waste is not regarded as waste, but as a valuable resource that can be recycled into high-quality fibers and fiber blends for new nonwovens.
Quality and
functionality
ALTEX attaches particular importance to the manufacture of end products that meet the highest quality standards and at the same time satisfy customer requirements.
Ecological
Added value
By recycling textile waste, ALTEX not only reduces the consumption of raw materials, but also minimizes the ecological footprint of its products.