Tesil Fibres

Tesil Fibres s.r.o. produces TESIL and SOFISIL polyester staple fibres from recycled PET flakes, which are made from crushed post-consumer PET bottles. The fibres are offered for dry-laid nonwovens, spinning cable and other industrial uses.

The customers are manufacturers of nonwovens and hygiene products, and of automotive, construction and industrial parts, including filtration, acoustic and interior applications. The website states that fibres can be produced to customer specification and developed jointly with customers. The company sells these fibres as its product.

The company's history goes back to SILON, where polyamide production started in 1950, and staple fibre production began in 1960. The website states that since 2022 the fibre division has been part of ITERUM, a PET recycler in Northern Europe that belongs to Eco Baltia. The site lists an annual production capacity of 33,000 tonnes and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and IATF 16949 certificates. The registry gives Planá nad Lužnicí as the headquarters. The company is currently recruiting for production roles (operators, foremen, a deputy foreman, a furnace-centre operator) and a senior HR specialist.

Product: TESIL and SOFISIL polyester staple fibres and cable made from recycled PET flakes, for nonwoven, automotive, hygiene and industrial applications.