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What we do
Innovative textiles. That’s what we stand for.
Bekintex produces innovative and high-tech textiles for a sustainable world.
Bekintex products
Thanks to a continuous focus on product and process improvement and a highly motivated team, Bekintex is the worldwide market leader in its niche markets. We have a team passion to win!
We are going to work with metal fibers and make various textile products from them:
from fiber to yarn = we produce yarns
from yarn to knit or fabric = we knit
from filaments to cables = we make cables, we apply coatings
Our products can be found in cars (car seat heating, car tires), work clothing, high-efficiency heating boilers, RFID tags on textiles, …
Where are our products used
- Antistatic textiles: protective clothing, antistatic filter bags, conductive insoles for safety shoes, aircraft carpet, big bags (FIBCs) and brushes for ATMs and printers
- EMI shielding textiles: protective clothing for power lines, fabric for radar camouflage networks, architectural shielding, EMI shielding for electrical cables
- Smart textiles: microcables for durable RFID tags and intelligent textiles for medical applications such as heart rate monitors, smart mattresses, medical pads for electrotherapy
- Heating cables: heating of (AdBlue®/DEF) SCR pipes, car seat heating, heated clothing
- Heat-resistant textiles: coating tooling in the bending of automotive glass, as well as in the production of bottles & glasses, flat and architectural glass
Industriepark Kwatrecht Neerhonderd 16 Wetteren 9230 Belgium
Mc Three
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About us
Creativity and innovation are in our DNA, in every phase of the design and production process. From development until shipping: it all happens in our modern production department in Waregem.
Mission
THE REASON OF OUR EXISTENCE
As a Belgian innovative and reliable partner, we supply machine-made woven carpets for the medium to high market segment, aiming at sustainable value creation for all stakeholders.
Vision
OUR AMBITIONS
Mc Three is a Belgian brand with its own identity, which is the creative and innovative trendsetter for mechanically produced carpets in the medium to high market segment.
Every step
to create a carpet,
IS MADE
IN-HOUSE.
WE DO THIS WITH PASSIONATE STAFF, A HIGH-PERFORMANCE MACHINE PARK AND A TARGETED MARKETING AND SALES POLICY.
WORLDWIDE CLIENTS
We offer high-quality carpets worldwide. Our main customer groups are the wholesale and retail trade in various market segments.
MADE IN BELGIUM
Mc Three was founded by L. Vanwynsberghe 1989 and has been owned by the same shareholder since then. In 1998, the activities were moved to our current site in Waregem. We expanded in 2007 with additional company buildings for our yarn finishing and in 2010 with a high bay warehouse.
MADE WITH RESPECT TO OUR PLANET
Mc Three has been working closely with external specialists for a long time to ensure that the production is in line with the strictest environmental standards.
Mannebeekstraat 6 Zone 2 – Vijverdam Waregem 8790 Belgium
Utexbel
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UTEXBEL – the belief in European Textiles for the future !
Our passion leads towards our “raison d’être” : YOU
Founded in 1929 in Ronse, Belgium, UTEXBEL is a vertically integrated textile group, leader in the public tenders, industrial protective workwear fabrics, casual wear and technical textiles.
With pride and professionalism, UTEXBEL offers the best yarns and fabrics to cater for all needs, respecting the environment and the well-being of both the workers and the end-users. Within all its decisions, UTEXBEL seeks a constant improvement of health, safety, quality, efficiency and care for the environment.
THE UTEXBEL MISSION
UTEXBEL develops, produces and commercialises yarns and fabrics with multiple high level functionalities according to the customers’s specifications, which contribute to its own satisfaction and to the end user’s security, health and comfort. The group leads several cooperative projects with key partners in the fields of sustainable development, quality and logistics.
Jean-François Gribomont
PASSION – PROCESS – PROGRESS
Quality guarantee is at the centre of our daily preoccupations. Our products are valued by discerning customers, worldwide. An irreproachable quality , permanent improvement and a high level of customer service are the key elements in all our activities.
KEY FIGURES
8000 tons of spun yarns produced yearly
13 millions meters of fabric produced yearly
5% of the turnover invested in R&D
20% of all yearly investments have a social or environmental character
Cesar Snoecklaan Avenue César Snoeck 30 Ronse 9600 Belgium
Rue de Ninove 90 Ronse 9600 Belgium
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WE ARE SPINNERS
Since 1951 Lambrecht has been spinning flax yarns.
Our modern plant in Poland is spinning dry spun and half wet yarns from Nm 1.8 to Nm 8.4.
We source our fibers from the best scutching plants in France, Belgium and the Netherlands and we export our yarns all over the world.
Lambrecht Okonek Sp. z o.o. Przędzalnia Wodna 20 a, Okonek 64-965 Poland
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About European Spinning Group
Our business
European Spinning Group is a family-owned textile group with over 100 employees, located in Flanders, Belgium.
The yarns and services from our textile group have been synonymous with absolute quality for many years. A high level of internal specialization, a flexible approach towards customers, tight in-house quality control and an organization built on strong values have enabled us to conquer a vast market covering Europe, North and South America, Africa and extending to Asia and Australia.
Our values
Our guarantee of quality
We observe very strict quality standards. Over one hundred qualified employees with excellent technical training are engaged daily in the development and production of our yarns. A specialized team constantly ensures its quality in our modern laboratory.
Solutions tailor-made for the customer
Creativity in the textile industry stimulates development and innovation. Our R&D team continuously monitors new developments and researches new markets that match our existing strategy and know-how.
The result is a large range of products that are able to meet the individual requirements of the customer. Whether it is for upholstery fabrics, curtains, decorative fabrics, carpets, mattress ticking, narrow fabric, trimmings, denim and apparel, household and bath-linen or technical textiles (woven or knitted).
Total partnership
Our aim is to provide constant and maximum service. Short delivery times and flexibility evidence this. We seek to find the best solution in consultation with our customer. If a solution cannot be found within our own production, we call upon our specialized external partners.
Sustainability
As we believe we need to act now to create a better world, we are continuously integrating sustainability in our daily processes, raw materials purchases and partner selection.
Continuously investing in modern machinery, gives us the possibility to produce in an ecological, energy-efficient way with integrated waste management systems.
We also have our own Solar Energy production both in our spinning units as in our warehousing and distribution unit.
By using dope-dyed fibers in our spinning mill, we avoid conventional dyeing with all its ecological disadvantages.
This way, we save millions of liters of water.
European Spinning Group is Oeko-Tex® certified.
Family values
Our textile group is a third generation family business with its roots in the Belgian flax industry.
The importance of family values such as trust, respect and integrity is reflected throughout our daily operations. Focus on long term commitment and partnership with all stakeholders is the drive behind our organization and our competitive advantage.
Our history
Jérome Lietaer started in the flax and linen business in 1924, when the industry flourished in Flanders. In 1948, his son André joined the family business.As of 1963, André shifted the focus from flax linen to yarns and established Symaco in 1972, the foundation of our textile group. Driven by his passion for textiles and for pigeons, André explored the world to find the best raw material for the European textile industry.In 1979, the second generation, headed by André’s son Alain, expanded the textile activities with production facilities in Belgium by founding the Avelgemse Spinnerij (AVS).In 1991, AVS moved from Avelgem to a greenfield site in Spiere-Helkijn and was baptized AVS Spinning. The spinning facilities included a revolutionary open-end coloured yarn production technique and raw white synthetic yarn production lines. In 1997, the spinning mill was further expanded with the launch of Sigma Spinning, an open-end cotton spinning mill.Further external growth and synergies were realized in 2008 through a joint-venture with the UCO Yarns division from the Vlerick Group, which was in 2012 fully integrated within European Spinning Group. In order to expand the yarn service activities further, the group acquired Demtex, a beaming facility in Kruishoutem, in 2012.Currently, the third generation is active in the textile group, ready to continue the story of the family business with a passion for textiles and entrepreneurship all around the world. All activities are being rebranded under the commercial name ‘European Spinning Group’, in order to outline the strong foundations as a diversified European yarn production group.
Trading & Distribution Transportcentrum Lar 50 Kortrijk 8511 Belgium
Open End Spinning IJzeren Bareel 42 Spiere-Helkijn 8587 Belgium
Beaming Industriezone 8 Kruishoutem 9770 Belgium
Vandewiele
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MISSION & VISION
WE IMAGINE, BUILD AND INTEGRATE INNOVATIVE TEXTILE SYSTEMS FOR FLOORING QUALITIES, HOME LINEN, FASHION FABRICS AND TECHNICAL TEXTILES.
FROM YARN TO FINISHED PRODUCT.
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
Machine building:
Carpet machines
(tufting – extrusion – heat setting)
Textile Machines
Bulk handling machine
Technology and components:
Aros Sweden : Drive systems
ROJ Biella Italy: Electronics and embedded systems
Protechna Munchen Germany: Vision systems
Wuxi Vandewiele China : Actuators and servo motors
Iro Ulricehamn: yarn handling and feeding
Cobble Blackburn : Gauge parts
Memminger Dornstetten Germany : knitting accessories
Vandewiele SARL : accessories
VDW Nanjijng China : diecast
Superba : Heat-Setting Solutions
Savio: Yarn Finishing
Milestones
1880 – First signs of industrial activities in Marke (Belgium). Mr. Polydor Benoot starts a small company specialized in industrial process machinery servicing.
1921 – Michel Van de Wiele, in succession to his father in law Mr. Polydor Benoot, starts with the construction of weaving looms.
1984 – Start-up of a sales and distribution unit in Greenville (South Carolina),U.S.A.
1986 – Acquisition of Wittendal SA (France), thus enabling in-house jacquard machine manufacturing.
1987 – Establishment of Michel Van de Wiele GmbH in Viersen, Germany after acquisition of the know-how and industrial processes of major competitor in the velvet weaving machinery market : Güsken
1993 – ISO-9002 certified
1995 – ISO-9001 certified
1996 – Establishment of Michel van de Wiele Service Center in Istanbul, Turkey.
1999 – Acquisition of Bonas machine Company Ltd. (U.K). manufacturer of electronic jacquard machines for flat weaving machines.
2000 – Acquisition of all shares of IRO AB-sweden (including ROJ – Memminger-IRO), manufacturer of prewinders for weaving and knitting machines with production facilities in Sweden, Germany, Italy, USA, Taiwan and China
2002 – Establishment of IRO (Wuxi) Technology Co. Ltd. In Wuxi Jiang Su, China
2006 – Building of two new factories in China (production service 20.000 m²)
2011 – Acquisition of “Protechna” in Germany. Active in Quality assurance in textiles.
2013 – Acquisition of Cobble in UK. Tufting machine manufacturer
2013 – starting up of aluminium foundry in Nanjing China.
2014 – Acquisition of JTS Italy – manufacturer of harnesses for flat and velvet weaving machines
2014 – start up of first Van de Wiele extrusion line
2015 – Acquisition of “Superba SA” in France –manufacturer of heat-setting and space-dyeing machines
2016 – Establishment of Cobble – Van de Wiele LTD Co. Ltd. – Production of spare parts and gauges for tufting machines
2017 – Establishment of Van de Wiele (China) Textile Machinery Co. Ltd. – Production of jacquard machines for the Chinese market..
2019 – Acquiring a majority position in the Bejimac group, – manufacturer of textile finishing machines
2021: Acquisition of “SAVIO GROUP” in Italy – the world leader in the yarn finishing sector, operating in the design, manufacturing and distribution of winding machines, quality control devices and electronic boards for the textile industry. It has factories in Italy, China, India, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland.
Michel Vandewielestraat 7 Marke 8510 Belgium
Jos Vanneste
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A company with tradition tells the “secrets of linen”
N.V. JOS VANNESTE S.A. is located in Kortrijk neighbourhood, the historical world center of the flax industry. The family business is currently run by the 4th generation of Vanneste, Alex, who also intends to be a “linen expert”. The company’s worldwide renowned cottonised flax fibers and flax tops used for blending with other fibers, it’s intensive sourcing and trading of Long Flax fibers and the sells of 100% linen yarns are the results of its optimism, dynamism and know-how.
Jos Vanneste Nv stands for
Tradition, focused on the future.
A priviliged location in the world center of linen.
Continuous research, improvement & creativity with flax fibers.
Production, trading & distribution of Flax fibers and Linen yarn selling.
Just In Time deliveries in all parts of the world through a professional team of buyers and logistics team.
A wide network of well trained representatives in all textile centers.
Peter Pauwel Rubensstraat 3 Harelbeke 8530 Belgium
Fitco
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About
FITCO is your flexibel partner in technical textiles
Fitco NV, established in 1999, continues to develop, innovate and expand its activities.
A wide range of products
At FITCO we have a specialized manufacturing division for yarns, textiles, fibres, strapping and injection moulded pieces.
In our yarn division we can accommodate special requirements such as entangling, twisting and winding during preparation.
The weaving mill produces customer designed (semi)manufactured products. We aim for vertical integration in order to offer our clients the best product at the best price. Therefore we work with state of the art machinery to produce technical woven fabrics and narrow fabrics, which can also be coated or thermo fixed.
The end products, manufactured at FITCO, are distributed and applied in a wide variety of technical markets such as the automotive, filtration, concrete, paper and packaging, telecom, geo and agro textiles,..
We continue to invest in our production lines, new processes and applications for future technologies.
At FITCO, R&D is the key word in order to fit the needs of our clients!
The management team at FITCO is recognized by its partners in the automotive, telecom and electronics industries as dynamic and flexible.
With a proven record of innovative and technical expertise, FITCO is the best fit for your company!!!
To accomodate the rapid growth of our business and partners, the owners of Fitco decided in 2006 to start a sistercompany ZARGAL. A 22,000 sqm production unit was built next to FITCO.
John Cordierlaan 10 OOSTENDE 8400 Belgium
FIBR
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OUR MISSION
MEET FIBR. THE FAIRCHAIN ALPACA SWEATER. SOFT ON YOUR SKIN AS EASY ON YOUR CONSCIENCE. FIBR BRINGS RADICALLY COMFORTABLE BASICS, YOU ARE PROUD TO WEAR.
The fashion industry has some of the most complex and unfair supply chains in the world. FIBR believes that creating transparency is a first step towards fairness. Today, only 7% of fashion brands know where their materials come from.
Some room for change, if you ask us.
THE FIBR SUPPLY CHAIN
FIBR IS FAIRCHAIN KNITWEAR: FAIRNESS TO THE NEXT LEVEL, ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE VALUE CHAIN.
Fairchain knitwear takes it a step further, rethinking the entire value chain from the source of the raw materials right to your closet.
FIBR connects three strong local players in PERU, all doing their part to make the Peruvian alpaca sector more fair. By connecting these dots, we managed to set up our own value chain and bring you a product of which we know exactly who made it, where it has been and of which we can be sure that everyone is treated well.
OUR PRINCIPLES
QUALITY IS WHERE IT STARTS
We bring you a timeless sweater made from 100% alpaca fibre, a natural fibre which is praised for its robustness and warmness. This sweater is made to last! And if not, a repair kit will teach you all the tricks.
TRANSPARENCY TO THE BONE
Discover where your money goes to, and all the steps your FIBR sweater has been through. No need to hide our imperfections. We rather would like to share them with you and show where improvement is still needed.
EVERY SWEATER COUNTS
We know that we won’t change the world (although we would love to). But we do know that big changes are made by many small steps.
Leading by example, we tell the clothing industry to dive into their supply chains and show more ambition. We are convinced the fashion sector needs small disruptive ideas to evolve and innovate. Every sweater sold means that another person is inspired by our story. Which is something huge!
PRE-ORDER
AT FIBR WE WORK WITH A PRE-ORDER SYSTEM. THIS MEANS THAT WE ONLY START PRODUCTION AFTER A MINIMAL AMOUNT OF PIECES IS ORDERED. TO CONTRIBUTE TO YEARROUND WORK STABILITY FOR THE KNITTERS, PRODUCTION IS IN LOW SEASON, FROM FEBRUARY UNTIL EARLY APRIL.
Tarbotstraat 10 Ghent 9000 Belgium
Belrey
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About us
Textile recycling company, with state-of-the art machinery. Belrey Fibres operates five fiber lines in Mouscron – Belgium with powerful tow cutters, pulling lines and integrated bale presses. Our yearly capacity reaches 10.000 tons of synthetic fibers such as nylon, polyester and polypropylene.
Over 90% of our production is exported. As we are one of the leading global companies in our area, we also have access to fibers worldwide, which means that we have the possibility to offer almost any material required.
Re-processed man-made fibers, custom-made
As a cost-effective and “greener” alternative to virgin materials, re-processed synthetic fibers serve as secondary material for non-woven products in a variety of industries including automotive, geotextiles, mattress, home furnishings, spinning and many more.
Through our customized blending and processing equipment we are able to produce a clean and homogenous material.
Saving costs through recycling
The recovery of waste materials as a secondary resource helps to cut down production costs by reducing raw material expenses.
We sort, grade and process about 50 tons of textile materials per day. We convert post-industrial filament-waste into reusable fibers. By working closely with our customers, we are helping to divert textile material from landfill and saving on virgin material costs.
Boulevard du Textile, 5 Mouscron 7700 Belgium