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company of tradition and quality |
N.V.
JOS VANNESTE S.A. is located in Kortrijk, the
historical world center of the flax industry. The
family business is currently run by the fourth
generation of Vannestes, who also intend to be
"linen experts".
The company's worldwide renowned flax fibers,
pure linen yarns and linen tops used for blending
with other fibers are the results of its
optimism, dynamism and know-how. |
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| N.V. Jos Vanneste
S.A. stands for |
A lively tradition,
focused on the future. |
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| A thorough knowledge of raw
materials and their possibilities. |
| Through its priviliged location in the world center of linen JOS
VANNESTE S.A. is at the forefront of the market,
which allows it to react promptly to any event. |
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Thanks to continuous
research and creativity both the qualities and
the production processes can be further improved
and new end-uses for linen be discovered. |
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| The monthly capacity of 500 tons
allows highly appreciated "JUST IN
TIME"
deliveries in all parts of the world. |
 The wide network of representatives
in textile centers all over the world keeps JOS
VANNESTE S.A. informed
about new trends and evolutions. Through this permanent
information N.V. Jos Vanneste S.A. is able to respond to any personal
demand. |
| Quality
Control |
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Although the
industry is rather traditional and little
normalized, JOS
VANNESTE S.A. introduced a very strict control
procedure into their production system. |
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| The state-of-the-art
equipment in the laboratory of JOS
VANNESTE S.A. gives permanent information
on thickness, fiberlength and degree of
cleanliness. |
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JOS
VANNESTE S.A.'s fiber
shades reach unparallelled conformity levels
thanks to the analyses which are carried out to
normalize the shades. Controls on strength,
twist, shade and moisture content assure strict
conformity in the spinning process. |
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| Our laboratory is equiped
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| Air Flow |
Adjusted
for linen and puts a comparable figure on the
fiber thickness. |
| All Meter |
Gives
the fiber diagram and classifies the fibers in
fiberlength groups. |
| Spectra Flash |
Defines
the shades and indicates their deviation from a
preselected standard. |
| Töniessen |
Allows
a visual and numeric evaluation of faults in
slivers or tops. |
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