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The company Putzlappen Lyss GmbH is a manufacturer and dealer of cleaning rags, paper rolls, cleaning threads and cleaning products for industry and trade. Our customers from a wide variety of industries like to stay loyal to us and for good reasons. Because companies from a wide variety of industries can always rely on our service and the best quality of our products. We advise you according to your needs. We will be happy to visit you at your company so that you can get a clear picture of the properties and quality of our products. With the help of samples, you can choose and try out the articles that are right for you.
today:
According to the needs and wishes of our customers, we are constantly expanding our range and designing it according to your requirements. Thank you for your interest and we appreciate a reliable and cooperative partnership.
2011:
The employee and son-in-law Hicham A. Herzog takes over and expands the area of industrial cleaning rags, paper rolls, cleaning threads and cleaning products in the third generation.
2000:
Andreas Herzog-Friedli achieves ISO 9001: 2000 certification for his company.
1999:
The production of technical-textile flock fibers for pulp (pulp) is expanded. The areas of industrial cleaning rags, cleaning threads and cotton wool will be retained and further developed.
1990:
Andreas Herzog-Friedli converts textile waste into recycled fibers. These are used to manufacture cleaning rags, cleaning threads, needle felt, mattress layers and technical yarns.
1978:
The son Andreas Herzog-Friedli takes over the business in the second generation.
1977:
A fire destroys the factory. All buildings will be renewed and sustainably protected against fire with a holistic sprinkler system.
1974:
The “heyday” of Swiss textile recyclate was up to 1974 and 44 women and men are now employed.
1960:
The new factory building is occupied in Industriering Nord.
1942:
Andreas Herzog-Stoll begins collecting and sorting textile waste. He produces various recyclate specialties and sells them successfully. Textile fibers are in short supply in Switzerland.
It is important to me to maintain personal customer contact and to carry on the tradition
