Our Company

Our facilities include 2 non-woven mat production plants and an R&D facility. In Northern France, our factory uses a carding and cross-lapping process to form the mats; they are then consolidated using a needlepunch process. In the UK near Cambridge our facility forms the mats using our Patented Airlay process; the mats contain a bi-component binder and are consolidated in an oven.

Our R&D facility is actively developing and testing new natural fibre materials to ensure that we continue to offer the most up-to-date natural fibre solutions.

15 Oct 2009
PSA are pushing ahead with their Green Materials Plan. In an article published in the Sunday Times (11/10/09), reporter Ray Hutton set out more detials on how this programme will be implmented.

27 Jul 2009
Ulitilising waste natural fibres reduces consumers exposure to materials derived from oil & gas.

27 Jul 2009
The EcoTechnilin Development Faciltiy has relocated to larger premises to accomodate the growing demand for natural fibre composite materials.

1 Jul 2009
As of the 1st of July 2009 Eco- Mats Ltd will become EcoTechnilin Ltd. The company has expanded its natural fibre operations and is now able to offer a wider range of products.