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Sandler AG doubles turnover within 5 years

07 Feb '12

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Sustainability has been a topic of interest for the company, among others in product development and the sale of environmentally friendly nonwovens. Predominantly in the manufacturing of wet wipes substrates Sandler applies viscose fibres originating from sustainable, responsible forestry which are certified according to thee PEFC or FSC® standards. These raw materials are used to produce a new, 100 percent biodegradable bio wipe substrate. Moreover, Sandler offers special nonwovens made from polymers based on lactic acid that are also biodegradable. Polyester fibres made from recycled PET bottles are increasingly applied. Sandler produces 100 percent recyclable sound insulation materials for vehicles or household appliances as well as special nonwovens for pipe insulation or hot water storage tanks and materials for roof insulation. Furthermore, Sandler offers a broad range of filtration nonwovens for air and liquid filtration, for example for the separation of fuel and water as well as for ventilation and air conditioning systems also applied in low-energy-houses.

Today, industrial companies are asked to implement a management system furthering energy savings. Apart from an environmental management, a safety management system and a quality management, Sandler AG installed such an energy management several years ago. In all areas of the company, energy consumption is monitored, potentials for energy savings are identified and put into practice, and technologies for energy recovery are applied.

The members of Sandler AG's management are aware of the increasing responsibility for a company that has grown rapidly during the past five years. The economic development in 2012 is likely to be difficult in the face of the debt crisis as well as fluctuations in raw material prices and exchange rates. Nevertheless, based on last year's very good result, Sandler AG's Management Board and the Vice Presidents heading the individual divisions optimistically look to the future.

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