09.11.23
Totowa, NJ
www.precisiontextiles-usa.com
2022 Nonwovens Sales: $80 million (estimated)
Key Personnel
Scott Tesser, CEO
Plants
Totowa, NJ; Troy, NC; Phoenix, AZ
Processes
High loft, needlepunch
Markets
Bedding, automotive, healthcare
New Jersey-based Precision Textiles has recently been focused on expanding its manufacturing footprint throughout the U.S. In August 2022, the company announced it had leased a 160,000-square-foot factory in Troy, NC, to better serve its customer base in the high-growth mattress industry.
The facility—once a textiles production plant that serviced the automobile industry—was Precision Textiles’ first domestic manufacturing facility outside its New Jersey headquarters. It has doubled the company’s needlepunch nonwovens production and boosted its high-loft quilting fiber output by 50%. In addition to its production capacity, the facility includes warehousing space.
The North Carolina factory is enabling Precision Textiles to better meet the needs of customers and logistically helps it reduce transit time to those located across the Southeast while providing additional capacity to better serve customers.
Soon after, the company announced it had signed another lease, for a 50,000-square-foot facility in Phoenix, AZ, to better serve its customers throughout the western U.S. The facility will produce all of the company’s bedding product lines, further expanding its volume of high loft quilting fiber and needlepunch nonwovens in the U.S. to keep pace with its strong sales growth.
Both sites are responding to increased demand for Precision’s nonwovens for markets like automotive and bedding.
Precision Textile’s bedding business is also being boosted by the introduction of PurLoft, an environmentally friendly alternative to 100% synthetic high loft fire barriers for bedding products. It is offered in varying weights and made with renewable wool fibers, which are naturally flame retardant. Incorporating wool directly under the sleep surface offers a high-performance, sustainable alternative that is not only FR compliant, but also creates air pockets, which act as natural insulators to help regulate body temperature. PurLoft also offers superior moisture management as well as odor and allergen protection. In addition, the naturally crimped wool fiber helps products retain shape longer, making it more durable.
www.precisiontextiles-usa.com
2022 Nonwovens Sales: $80 million (estimated)
Key Personnel
Scott Tesser, CEO
Plants
Totowa, NJ; Troy, NC; Phoenix, AZ
Processes
High loft, needlepunch
Markets
Bedding, automotive, healthcare
New Jersey-based Precision Textiles has recently been focused on expanding its manufacturing footprint throughout the U.S. In August 2022, the company announced it had leased a 160,000-square-foot factory in Troy, NC, to better serve its customer base in the high-growth mattress industry.
The facility—once a textiles production plant that serviced the automobile industry—was Precision Textiles’ first domestic manufacturing facility outside its New Jersey headquarters. It has doubled the company’s needlepunch nonwovens production and boosted its high-loft quilting fiber output by 50%. In addition to its production capacity, the facility includes warehousing space.
The North Carolina factory is enabling Precision Textiles to better meet the needs of customers and logistically helps it reduce transit time to those located across the Southeast while providing additional capacity to better serve customers.
Soon after, the company announced it had signed another lease, for a 50,000-square-foot facility in Phoenix, AZ, to better serve its customers throughout the western U.S. The facility will produce all of the company’s bedding product lines, further expanding its volume of high loft quilting fiber and needlepunch nonwovens in the U.S. to keep pace with its strong sales growth.
Both sites are responding to increased demand for Precision’s nonwovens for markets like automotive and bedding.
Precision Textile’s bedding business is also being boosted by the introduction of PurLoft, an environmentally friendly alternative to 100% synthetic high loft fire barriers for bedding products. It is offered in varying weights and made with renewable wool fibers, which are naturally flame retardant. Incorporating wool directly under the sleep surface offers a high-performance, sustainable alternative that is not only FR compliant, but also creates air pockets, which act as natural insulators to help regulate body temperature. PurLoft also offers superior moisture management as well as odor and allergen protection. In addition, the naturally crimped wool fiber helps products retain shape longer, making it more durable.
