Linolitas
Flax fibre hackling, drawing and cottonising for textile spinners and paper and insulation manufacturers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About Linolitas
Linolitas processes flax fibre, specialising in hackling, drawing and cottonising of long and short flax fibre. Its products include hackled flax sliver for spinning, bleached, dyed and other colour variants of flax fibre, and cottonised flax fibre for blending with cotton, polyester and viscose.
Customers are spinning and fibre manufacturers that blend the flax sliver with other fibres, typically at ratios of 5% to 50%. Short-fibre by-products are sold to the paper industry, and the flax-based material is also used in insulation and technical textiles.
The company was founded in 1993 as a trading company and is wholly privately owned, with its shares held by the Belgian company Procotex Coorporation NV. It began flax fibre processing in 1996 and moved its short-fibre processing line to Panevėžys. The company states a production capacity of 6500 tonnes of flax sliver per year. Its registered headquarters is in Rinkūnų, Lithuania.
Product: Hackled, cottonised and by-product flax fibre supplied to spinning, paper and insulation manufacturers.
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