Sulindafin pioneered the manufacture of polyester POY in Indonesia in 1978. With the gradual expansion of our capacity and the commissioning of our continuous process poly-condensation plant in 1986, direct spinning POY plant in 1991 and batch polymerization plant in 2003, Sulindafin has maintained its leadership position in Indonesia’s Polyester industry. Today, Sulindafin’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities produce up to 80,000 tons of a wide range of polyester polymer each year. The Nylon 6 manufacturing facility was set up in 1991 and has also been undergoing gradual expansion.
Through a continuous process of reinvestment, Sulindafin draws on the latest technologies from world leading engineering companies like Zimmer AG, Reiter Scrag and Barmag of Europe as well as Teijin Seiki & Murata of Japan. The utilization of such sophisticated equipment coupled with stringent quality control measures ensures its adherence to international quality standards - as attested by its achievement of the stringent ISO 9001 certification in 1998. Sulindafin also takes pride in the upgrade of its certification to ISO 9001:2008 in
recognition of its quality management system in early 2010. In addition, all products have been tested and certified in accordance with Oeko-Tex Standard 100 and have been proven to meet the human ecological and azo-dye requirements.

Beyond the traditional range of products, Sulindafin produces a comprehensive variety of specialty and performance yarns. Newly introduced in 2006 is the exclusive SULSUITE® collection, which features 5 functional yarns, the culmination of an extensive research and development process. In 2007, Sulindafin has also embarked on a yarn dyeing expansion project to cater to the fast growing demand of the market.

| SulSuite® Collection |
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SulCool® – Moisture Absorbent |
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SulNatural® – Natural Feel |
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SulShield® – Flame Retardant |
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SulGuard® – Anti-Bacterial |
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SulWave® – Waves of Oceanic Charm |
| Specialty Yarns |
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Micro-filament Yarns |
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Bi-shrinkage Yarns |
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Nep Yarns |
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Cationic Yarns |
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Mixed Yarns – Polyester and Nylon |
| Traditonal Polyester Yarns (50 - 600 Denier) |
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Partially Oriented Yarns |
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Draw Textured Yarns |
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Flat Filament Yarns |
| Polyester Staple Fiber (1.2 – 15 Denier) |
| Polyester Textile Grade Chips |
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Full Dull |
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Semi-dull |
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Bright |
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Optical Bright |
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Cationic |
| Nylon 6 Flat Filament Yarns (20 and 30 Denier) |
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Mono-Filament |
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Multi-Filament |
| Nylon 6 Textured Yarns (70 – 100 Denier) |
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Semi-dull |
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Dope Dyed Black |
Sulindafin’s export markets span the globe, mainly covering the Asian, Middle-Eastern, North and South American as well as European markets.
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