Capabilities
Decades of fine count spinning, aimed at protective performance.
Technical spinning, custom blending, and process control built for FR fiber behavior.
Fine count and technical spinning
Decades of fine count work on the same floor. That experience helps hold a consistent count on fibers that do not want to behave.
Custom fiber blending
Modacrylic, TENCEL and lyocell, and aramid families combined at ratios selected for performance and cost targets.
Spinning systems
Ring spinning and other technical processes chosen to suit how each FR fiber behaves under twist.
Quality and process control
Testing and disciplined control aimed at run-to-run consistency.
Two facility footprint
Georgia and a sister facility in South Korea provide capacity and regional flexibility.
Collaborative development
Support from fiber selection through fabric trial, adjusting the blend as the fabric indicates.
Still spinning cotton
One of the last Supima spinners left in the USA.
Buhler is one of the last spinners of Supima cotton yarn in the United States. That capability did not go anywhere when the protective work grew. The same fine count discipline that lets us spin extra long staple cotton is what lets us hold a count on modacrylic and aramid.