Hong Kong Non-Woven Fabric Ind. Co. Ltd.

Hong Kong Non-Woven Fabric Industrial Co Ltd (HK Non-Woven) is a leading fiberfill and insulation manufacturer based in Hong Kong with production facilities in China. Its sister company Hong Kong Bonding (HK Bonding) leads in lamination and bonding processes. Both companies produce for diverse markets from outdoor, sports, bedding, to intimate apparel with a global customer base. They are leaders in innovative, technology led and development in fiberfill, lamination and bonding processes, and in production that is environmentally friendly, with Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class I, II, III and ISO 9001-2008 and ISO 14001-2004 certification. HK Non-Woven and HK Bonding were founded by Mr. P. H. Lee, who was a legendary entrepreneur. He graduated from Ling Nam University in China in 1937 with an Industrial Chemistry Degree. He was one of the first Chinese in Hong Kong to operate a fully functional trading company. He also founded the Chinese Import & Export Association in 1954 to develop the industry. The manufacturing milestone began in the 1950s as Oriental Rubberized Cloth Ltd., when the business began to process rubberized waterproof cloth. In the 1960s, the company turned into Oriental Laminator, Ltd., which was the first to provide flame lamination for the apparel business. Later in the decade, the company saw the potential of fiberfill in Japan, and decided to add HK Non-Woven to the group in 1969 to focus on fiberfill manufacturing and to add value to the existing lamination business in South East Asia, Europe and the Americas. In 1971, Oriental Laminator Ltd. was renamed as HK Bonding, together with its sister company HK Non-Woven, with a mission to innovate, to manufacture and to provide premium quality fiberfill globally. Peter Lee, son of P.H. Lee, a chemical engineer, further developed the legacy by steering the company into a premier DuPont licensee and innovator in tailor-made fiberfill with vertical integration. Peter is also a patent owner of a number of patents in fiberfill sandwiched technology and in molded fiberfill cups. As a contributor to the society in giving seminars regularly and participate in panel talks, Peter also founded the Occupational Safety & Health Association.