1-Extrusion Lines

All have several things in common: advanced technology, an excellent price-performance ratio, clarity and ease of operation, proven technology based on years of experience, simple maintenance and high production speeds – even with the new material-saving, extremely thin tapes.

2-Winding

All have several things in common: advanced technology, an excellent price-performance ratio, clarity and ease of operation, proven technology based on years of experience, simple maintenance and high production speeds – even with the new material-saving, extremely thin tapes.

3-Weaving

To reduce it to the essence: The newest technology is used in building our machinery, which in turn answers to the highest standards of precision, usability, and productivity.

4-Coating and Laminating

Coating and Laminating Lines A large portion of woven sacks – 30 to 40 percent – is produced with coating, because coated sacks provide much better protection of the contents from dust and especially from moisture. Coated fabric also offers better printability. However, uncoated sacks are preferred for some applications, especially for filling goods that require breathable fabric.

5-Printing

Simple “potato stamping”, once seen everywhere on sacks, no longer makes the grade. Even in the bulk trade, where looks never seemed to matter much, multicolored logos and artful writing have become the norm – whether for marketing reasons or simply in order to differentiate the product from other brands.

6-Conversion

At the end of the production process, the tubular fabric becomes a sack. And it is the conversion line that gives the sack its final, individual form, cutting it to length, sewing it, and adding the desired closure type – or forming a brick-shaped AD*STAR® sack in a special adhesive-free heat welding process.

7-Finishing Touches

Versatility and flexibility in the production equipment are the growing-ground for new product ideas. A comprehensive equipment range needs to include good concepts for quality control and for optional production steps that can pave the way to new products and markets. At Thien Y, experience meets the current of change in a spectrum of effective solutions.

8-Sewing

The new generation for bottom-sewn sacks is a multi-talent, suitable for leno fabric, for coated or uncoated standard fabric, also for tubed or OPP laminated fabric. A variety of closure options are available to match the wide variety of applications for this type of sack.

9-Quality Control

At Thien Y, quality is not only a mindset, but also a formalized system. Through strict documentation and procedures, our engineers and operators maintain control of quality throughout every step of production.