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Wilhelm Kind GmbH
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Company History
  • 1973: founded by Mr. Wilhelm Kind


  • main product: cylindrical spirally wrapped paper tubes for the Chemical Filament
  •         producers mainly in Germany but also adjoining European countries.


  • 1980: start of activities in recycling of Polyamide and Polyester filament by-products.


  • 1985: a fourth product line was incorporated: the marketing of Secondary Cotton Fibre


  • We are a team of 12 people in Reutlingen strengthened by our different production partners
  • in England, Turkey, Italy, Holland, Belgium and Austria.
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Turnover Development
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Development of Quantities
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Product Divisions
  • Polyamide -Regranulate
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Polyamide -Regranulation
  • Feedstocks are sourced from more than 15 plants all over Europe and
  • processed in England.


  • With our partner Petlon in Lydney, UK, we have been working together nearly 10 years with growing success.


  • The regranulate produced finds many applications in the:


  •   electrical industry
  •   automotive industry
  •   building industry
  •   production of staple fibre


  • and in many cases it can replace virgin material at least at a percentage.


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Secondary Cotton Fibre

          • Reutlingen, Germany
          • Izmir, Turkey
          • Marseille, France
          • Le Havre, France
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Secondary Cotton Fibre
  • Feedstocks are sourced mainly in Turkey and Greece but we have started to establish
  • contacts to Syria, Usbekistan, Turkmenistan and others.


  • From our partner Inelli, Izmir, we have been given the necessary support to develop this business with great success during the last 12 years.


  • The secondary cotton fibre is used in the production of:


  •   security paper
  •   hygenic and cosmetic articles
  •   yarn for less demanding applications
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Polyester-Fibre Feedstocks
  • Materials are also sourced all over Western Europe and are used in textile recycling
  • mainly in Italy in the area of Prato and Belgium and Germany .


  • They are processed by garnetting machines to make a kind of staple fibre  that can be used


  •  as filling material for e.g. matresses or other home furniture products
  •  for production of geosynthetics (soil reinforcement/erosion control)
  •     in civil engineering and non-woven products
  •  for filling toys
  •  for spinning filaments for lesser demanding applications
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Tubes
  • Tubes are used to wind up manufactured products in all kinds of industries, e.g.


  •   Paper Mills
  •   Film and Foil Producers
  •   Fabric and Non-woven Producers
  •   Textile Industry