Cellulose wet-laid nonwoven offers versatility for filtration solutions when it comes to adding special properties to the product.
With cellulose fibres, you can achieve a range of desired characteristics, from strength to stretch and different surface textures.
Our inclined and flat wire paper machines provide exceptional performance when it comes to producing technical special papers.
With these machines, you can achieve weights of 18 – 250g/m² and air permeabilities of 1 – 2000 l/m²/s. This ensures that you have the perfect product for your needs every single time. Alongside selected cellulose fibres, we use synthetic, glass or carbon fibres to give further special properties, such as strength.
With creping technology, we can achieve different surface characteristics, from very fine to very rough crepe profiles, and with various stretch properties.
The saturation process is the key to our cellulose-wet-laid technology. This process allows us to create stronger, more durable nonwovens with improved properties. Our unique saturation process helps to create stronger, more durable nonwovens that can withstand higher temperatures and pressures. This helps to improve the performance of filtration applications, providing superior filtration efficiency, longer lasting filtration solutions, and many more characteristics.
The FSC® certification stands for sustainable forest management - the careful use of resources. GESSNER filter media are available with FSC® certification, allowing customers to produce products with the label. Our filter media are certified with the strict rules for sustainable forestry management, ensuring that only celluloses from responsible sources are used in our products.
At GESSNER, we strive to provide our customers with superior quality filter media. Our certified filter media are designed to provide the highest level of performance and quality. With the FSC® certification, you can be sure that you are getting the best quality filter media available on the market.Thus, we support our customers in their efforts to produce products with the label.
For more information, visit the website of Forest Stewardship Council
