Fibertex Personal Care is a Danish company.
“All open positions are listed on our Careers page, local job boards and often on LinkedIn. If you find a job ad on LinkedIn, please follow the link in the ad to apply through our online recruitment system.”
“We only accept applications submitted through our online recruitment pages and job ads.”
“We recommend that you apply in the same language used in the job advertisement.”
“We employ people in multiple locations – including Denmark, Germany, Malaysia and the USA. Our nonwovens production takes place in Denmark and Malaysia, while our printing facilities are based in Germany and the USA.”
“Yes, you are welcome to apply for any role in any of our global locations. Please be aware that some positions may require a valid work permit for the specific country.”
“If you experience technical issues when submitting your application, we recommend that you try again later or use a different browser or device. If the problem persists, you are welcome to contact HR listed in each of the countries.”
“Yes. Depending on the pigment grade, some prints are suitable for direct skin contact, while others are intended for use on the reverse side of the material.”
“Yes, we use specialised laboratory equipment to quantify ink adhesion precisely.”
“Our Flexo line requires a minimum roll width of 900 mm.”
“We use flexographic printing. This allows for high-speed production with consistent, high-quality results.”
“We use both solvent-based and water-based inks. Most of our customers prefer solvent-based systems.”
“Yes. Our inks meet key certification standards, including OEKO-TEX® and Nordic Swan Ecolabel. We are also able to assist with additional certifications as needed.”
“No. Our quality system and equipment ensure that material properties remain unchanged during printing.”
“We print according to customer requirements, including pigment selection. We also support the clearance process, including efficient disclosure procedures.”
“Yes. With printing facilities in Germany and the United States, we have extensive experience in shipping worldwide.”
“We specialise in printing on a wide range of nonwovens, laminates and films.”
“Yes. We offer sample books and can provide customised samples quickly, and using the specific substrate required.”
“The production process uses polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) polymer resins along with selected additives.”
“The raw materials are melted and extruded into fibres. In spunbond, the polymer passes through a die plate with multiple rows of holes. The fibres are stretched and deposited on a moving belt. In meltblown, the fibres are extruded through a single row of holes and stretched using high-velocity hot air.”
“Spunbond fibres generally have a diameter of 13–17 microns (1.2–2.0 dtex).”
“Meltblown fibres are finer, typically ranging from 1–5 microns in diameter.”
“Spunbond fibres provide strength and structure. Meltblown fibres create a barrier layer due to their fine diameter.”
“These terms refer to the structure of the nonwoven: Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond (SMS) or Spunbond-Meltblown-Meltblown-Spunbond (SMMS), where meltblown layers are enclosed by spunbond layers.”
“The fibre web is thermally bonded using heated rollers, ensuring optimal strength and softness.”
“A surfactant is applied in-line during production to provide hydrophilic or antistatic properties when needed.”
“The fabric is scanned by cameras for defects before being rolled into jumbo rolls. These are later slit and packed according to customer requirements.”
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