World Of Excellence In Super Absorbent Solutions At INDEX

INDEX will commence in Geneva on 8th April and the Super Absorbent Fibre (SAF™) manufacturer will again have a presence at the three-yearly event.

In 2011, the world’s showcase for all the latest advances in nonwovens applications and development, brought together 12,600 visitors and 530 exhibitors. The 2014 edition will again welcome senior industry professionals from around the globe and TAL is looking forward to meeting with both well-established and prospective customers and discussing new and innovative opportunities for its SAF™ technology.

TAL is proud to offer world class levels of innovation, development and supply of SAF™ and converted SAF™ nonwoven, wovens, yarns and tapes. The SAF™ fibrous technology is used in a wide range of applications which demand versatility, consistency and exacting levels of absorption performance. From advanced wound care and filtration, to agrotextiles, coolant and sweat management apparel, TAL has a portfolio of solutions to meet a wide array of requirements across a diverse range of markets.

TAL will be located on stand 2569 at the exhibition where it will have different SAF grades on display and a complete portfolio of converted products for visitors to view. This will include a number of exciting new fabrics that have been developed over the past three years.

“INDEX is an extremely important date in our calendar,” explains Technical Sales Manager Dave Hill. “It provides an intense four days to showcase our unique technology in both fibrous and converted forms to a diverse audience and, in addition, offers an opportunity to meet and engage with business contacts that might otherwise prove difficult to reach.

“Events like INDEX provide a catalyst for ongoing development and so great for a solutions provider such as ourselves. TAL is constantly uncovering new potential for SAF™ and finding new application/markets for its use. We would like to meet with anyone that might have a requirement for a super absorbent and explore with them the potential for using our technology.”