About us
KING Nonwovens was established in early 2000 by its owners, Bart van der Hart and Jan van Leeuwen. As the name suggests, the company is specialised in nonwovens: textile produced using a technologically advanced process and consisting of synthetic and/or natural fibres that are linked to each other mechanically and/or chemically.
Nonwovens are used, for instance, in tea bags, nappies and furniture. But they can also be found on roofs, in gardens, in cars and in bullet-proof vests.
KING Nonwovens has many years of experience in the different markets where nonwovens are applied. Therefore we are in an excellent position to respond to the various preferences of our customers. KING Nonwovens can supply custom-made nonwovens thanks to our winding, cutting and printing facilities. Furthermore, we have extensive knowledge of and experience in the field of coating and laminating as a result of our close cooperation with a number of coating/laminating companies.
KING Nonwovens has specialised in spunbonded and needlefelt nonwovens.
Spunbonded
Spunbonded nonwovens are made of endless threads bound by heat, mechanically or by binders. This creates strong but relatively thin products characterised by the 'cloud structure'.
Needlefelt
Needle-felt nonwovens are made using the needling technique. Here, fibres are layered on top of each other and interwoven by a series of needles with hooks sticking up and down the base fabric.
Our companies
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KING RootBarrier is thé specialist in the development, production and distribution of durable and sustainable solutions against weeds and root pressure. A specialist that advises, supports and supplies you with the right product for the right application.
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Specialized in the cutting and winding of, among other things, nonwovens such as spunbonded fabrics, needle felt and glass fibre fleeces.
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KING Sports is specialized in the development, production and distribution of adhesives, adhesive tapes, and stabilizing fabric for under artificial turf on sports fields and landscaping.
News
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Tip of the week: Living in a green town
The green spaces of the Rembrandt Park in Amsterdam are worth more than € 33 million. For the construction of tower blocks in this neighbourhood, the green would be sacrificed. Click here to read more.
8/20/2021 -
Tip of the week: Clean air
Temperatures on earth are rising because of climate change. As a result we shall increasingly have to cope with drought, heat stress, excess water and flooding. Green gardens keep the house cool on hot summer days and absorb moisture when it rains, so that sewers do not overflow. Click here to read more.
7/21/2021 -
Tip of the week: Clean air
When floating particles get into the air through combustion, friction or dispersion, polluted particulate matter is formed. To counteract air pollution plants can serve as a natural filter. Click here to read more.
7/7/2021