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Notesa

Mexican nonwoven manufacturer since 1985

When the standard material does not solve your application, we develop the one that does.

years manufacturing in Mexico
41
plants in the State of Mexico
2
manufacturing processes
4
basis weight range
30–600 gsm

The process

From loose fiber to the finished roll.

Four manufacturing processes turn loose fiber into technical material at the basis weight and width each application calls for.

Why Notesa

Three reasons to work with us.

01

We run our own lines

All four processes are ours: thermal and chemical bonding, needle punch, stitch bond and resin bonding. If you need another basis weight, another finish or a different width, we adjust it on our own line. We do not depend on a third party agreeing to do it.

02

Made to your specification

Almost every development we run starts from a problem the standard catalog does not solve: a flame-retardant grade that has to meet a given standard, a backing that must not distort during embroidery, a filter medium with a target pressure drop. We start from your specification, not from what is sitting in the warehouse.

03

Close to your plant

Our two plants are in Tlalnepantla and Toluca, in central Mexico. If you produce in the Valley of Mexico, the Bajío or Querétaro, that means delivery in days and the option to come and see the line where your material is made.

Inside the plant

Rows of white yarn bobbins lined up along the spinning line at the Notesa plant
Creel detail: tensioned yarns running from the bobbins toward the machine at the Notesa plant

Quality

Quality management system certified to ISO 9001:2015

The certification is not decoration: it is why an automotive or medical-device buyer can qualify us as a supplier without rebuilding their own audit from scratch.

How we run quality

ISO 9001:2015

  • Planta Tlalnepantla

    Tlalnepantla, Estado de México

  • Planta Toluca

    San Mateo Otzacatipan, Toluca, Estado de México

Tell us what your application needs.

Basis weight, width, finish and estimated volume. With that, an engineer can tell you whether the catalog solves it or whether a developed specification makes more sense.