Concordia Fibers - From our core textile business to our engineered applications to our bio-medical products there is a common thread - a dedication to manufacturing excellence.
Concordia produces a tremendous range of fiber-based materials for consumer, industrial, and medical applications -
Carbon/thermoplastic commingled fibers for advanced composites ranging from military aircraft to tennis racquets and bike frames;
Polyester, nylon, and Kevlar fibers for reinforcing power transmission belts and other rubber products;
PTFE fibers (Teflon) for industrial gaskets and greaseless bearings;
Bioabsorbable fibers for biomedical applications;
Non-woven scaffolds for tissue engineering
Conductive fibers for anti-static fabrics and EMI shielding;
Specialized yarns for high end designer apparel and home furnishing fabrics;
And a variety of other yarns for products like industrial sewing threads, filtration media, air bags, and parachute cords.
Concordia is constantly innovating from within its core competency in order to expand its manufacturing skills.
Concordia's core competency is processing synthetic filaments and fibers for innovative fabric structures. The company engineers and manufactures a wide range of synthetic, continuous filament yarns for high value applications. Concordia possesses all the necessary skills to assist in the development of high value-added textile products with a wide array of design requirements. Founded in 1920, the Company occupies over 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Coventry, Rhode Island.
In addition to more traditional twisting, winding, texturing, braiding, and knitting capabilities Concordia designs and develops its own machinery and process technology to produce unique yarns and fabrics tailored to its customers' requirements.
