WPT Nonwovens

WPT Nonwovens Corp. has started up its $19.5 million manufacturing facility in Ohio County, Kentucky, adding a 75,000-s.f. carded nonwoven production line with over 12,000 annual metric tons of capacity for HVAC filtration media and hygiene fabrics.

WPT Nonwovens Corp. cut the ribbon on a new $19.5 million, 75,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Beaver Dam, Ohio County, Kentucky. The facility adds a carded nonwoven production line with over 12,000 annual metric tons of capacity for HVAC filtration media and hygiene fabrics, creating 35 jobs.

WPT Nonwovens Corp invested $18.5 million in a new man-made fiber nonwoven manufacturing line to produce PLA Berry Amendment-compliant nonwoven products, expanding its capabilities as a supplier to the U.S. Department of Defense.

WPT Nonwovens Corporation invested $18.5 million in a new man-made fiber nonwoven manufacturing line in Beaver Dam, Kentucky. The line will add 35 jobs and is expected to be operational in April 2023.

WPT Nonwovens has ordered a new through-air bonding line from Trützschler Nonwovens and Schott & Meissner for producing technical nonwovens for filter media. The line includes fiber preparation, two roller cards, and a belt oven, with startup planned for Q3 2023.

WPT Nonwovens Corporation decided to invest in a new through-air bonding line for filter media. Trützschler Nonwovens and Schott & Meissner will deliver the line, including fiber preparation system, roller cards and belt oven.

WPT Nonwovens opened a new state-of-the-art nonwovens manufacturing facility in Beaver Dam, Kentucky, with 100,000,000 square meters of capacity and a new A. Celli Nonwovens spooling line for ATB nonwoven fabric.

WPT Nonwovens Corp. announced a $6 million investment in a second plant in Beaver Dam, Kentucky, to add capacity for nonwovens used in hygiene and filtration products, creating 40 jobs.

WPT Nonwovens purchased the abandoned Nestaway facility in Beaver Dam, KY on July 14, 2017, and plans to invest $6 million to transform it into a nonwoven fabric facility. The project is expected to create 40 new jobs and be completed by February 2018.