Nonwovens Industry Gets Digitally Competitive

April 5, 2010 - PRLog -- Many people may think that the American textile industry is dead, but companies like Nonwoven Services are still installing nonwoven machines to America and other English speaking countries. These types of manufacturing may not be what you normally think of when you think of textiles, but there pretty important. The products created by nonwoven machines are everywhere, though you may not realize it. From babies dipers to filters in your car all use the basic nonwoven fabric or felt to do their job.

Nonwoven Services still provide these machines for many companies doing production in the US. Johnson and Johnson Medical, Kaytech, and Toyota are to name just a few. However, with the economy unstable and the world market changing Nonwoven Services has also had to adapt to the digital age. Nonwoven Services has just launched their first website, NonwovensMachinery.com. They're hoping that this will help them, and America, stay in the textile manufacturing game.

With machines that operate 24 hours a day and with the impressive client list they already have, they believe that its just a matter of getting the word out to the English speaking world. Everyone know that the web is fast becoming the most important marketing tool. Especially with the new global competition that all companies face.

More information on the Nonwoven Industry and Nonwoven Services can be found at:
http://www.nonwovensmachinery.com

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