Engineering consulting
for Paper Machine Clothing (PMC), Nonwovens and Technical Textiles
Over 35 years of international experience in development, production, application engineering and international business development.
Independent. Practical. International.
35
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Technical depth encompassing development, production, and application.
in 3
GLOBAL REGIONS
Europe · North America · Asia
PMC
CLEARING INDUSTRY FOCUS
Paper Machine Clothing is my core competency.
INDEPENDENT
ENGINEERING CONSULTING
Objective. Confidential. Results-oriented.
Experience builds trust
Technical challenges demand more than standard solutions.
For more than three decades, I have supported manufacturers of paper machine clothing in product development, manufacturing issues, and demanding technical projects. In doing so, I combine engineering knowledge with practical experience in production, application engineering, and international business development.
- Technical advice
From analysis to implementation
- Product development
Press felts, forming and dryer fabrics
- International project support
Europe · North America · Asia
Industry expertise
Understanding of products, processes and markets.
I collaborate with manufacturers of paper machine clothing, paper mills, suppliers, nonwoven producers, and companies in the technical textiles sector. This gives me in-depth knowledge not only of materials and products, but also of production processes, quality requirements, and international customer needs.
Why TECHTEX CONSULTING?
Experience that makes decisions more confident.
Over more than 35 years in the industry, I have supported manufacturing companies, developed new products, managed international clients, and solved technical challenges in diverse markets. This experience now forms the basis of my independent engineering consulting services.
I do not see myself as a seller of concepts, but as a technical contact person who analyzes relationships, evaluates solutions and develops practical decisions together with his customers.
