NRI is a non-woven fabric and plastic product manufacturing company located in Jangan-myeon, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do. We specialize in producing civil engineering non-woven fabrics and industrial materials by recycling waste banners and waste synthetic fibers collected from local governments and other sources. We are an eco-friendly manufacturer that reduces environmental pollution and realizes a resource circulation system.

Business Areas

• Non-woven fabric and felt manufacturing: We process and produce industrial non-woven fabrics by utilizing waste synthetic fiber resources such as waste banners as recycled raw materials. The produced non-woven fabric is supplied as material for drainage layer protection and ground reinforcement at civil engineering sites.
• Comprehensive waste fiber recycling: We perform recycling processes such as sorting, crushing, and processing waste banners and synthetic fiber waste generated within the region. We contribute to an eco-friendly circular economy by converting waste that would otherwise be incinerated into industrial resources.

Products

• Recycled non-woven fabric for civil engineering: Eco-friendly civil engineering materials made by recycling collected waste banners. They are used as filters and reinforcement materials to prevent soil inflow and stabilize the ground at construction sites.

Special Notes

• Eco-friendly resource circulation technology: We have established an eco-friendly process that recycles 100% of banners destined for incineration into industrial non-woven fabrics. This reduces waste disposal costs and contributes substantially to carbon emission reduction.
• Stable raw material procurement through cooperation with local governments: We have a system in place to stably supply waste banners through partnerships with public institutions within the jurisdiction, such as Hwaseong City. This secures cost competitiveness and a sustainable production base.

💡 A Word from JOBPLOY
NRI is a resource recycling workplace that manufactures industrial non-woven fabrics by processing collected waste banners and fiber materials as raw materials. As the work focuses on on-site tasks such as sorting waste fibers, crushing, and operating processing machinery, safety rules such as wearing dust masks and protective gear must be strictly followed. As it is a small-scale production site, you can adapt smoothly if you have good communication with colleagues and managers and understand basic safety work procedures.