TEXTILOSE CURTAS TECHNOLOGIES
For over a century, TCT has been a key player in the manufacturing of twines, ties, reinforced kraft twines, paper-based cords, as well as in the cutting and winding of anti-slip paper.
A merge
TCT (Textilose Curtas Technologies) is the result of the merger of two companies: Textilose, which brought expertise in spinning and manufacturing twines and cords, and Curtas Technologies, specialists in paper processing, cutting, and anti-slip interlayers. Expertise, innovation, made in France quality, and environmental respect have been at the core of our mission for over a century.
Since 2023, TCT has joined the CGP industries group, experts in paper processing and coatings. TCT complements the group’s range of anti-slip products while continuing the paper transformation tradition with Textilose’s lines of twines and ties.
Our commitments
At Textilose Curtas Technologies, we offer a wide range of twines and agricultural ties tailored to various types of crops. Our products are trusted by farmers committed to sustainable practices and optimizing their production. Among our offerings are Biofil and Biofix.
At TCT, environmental protection is our top priority. Our products including twines, ties, cords, and anti-slip separators are designed to replace traditional solutions that are less eco-friendly. We use cellulose-based materials to help reduce our clients’ ecological footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future.
We continuously innovate to enhance the performance of our products. Our range of anti-slip sheet, made from recycled paper, ensures optimal safety during transport and storage. With 25 years of expertise in cutting anti-slip sheet, we guarantee flawless quality.
Innovation for every challenge
In 2023, TCT joined the CGP Coating Innovation group, strengthening our ability to innovate and offer increasingly high-performance solutions. This integration marks a new milestone in our development, allowing us to leverage the group’s synergies to better meet our customers’ needs.
