The countdown is on! TAPPI’s
Fiberglass Mat Technology Forum is just around the corner, taking place
October 27–30, 2025, in Raleigh, North Carolina. Industry leaders, technical experts, and innovators from across the fiberglass mat and nonwovens sectors are gearing up for
three days of knowledge sharing, collaboration, and networking opportunities that only this specialized forum can deliver.
This year’s program features a
robust lineup of sessions covering the latest in
chemical sustainability, forming and water removal best practices, dryer safety, and regulatory updates, all designed to help attendees enhance efficiency and innovation within their operations.
And just in time for the event, TAPPI is pleased to announce a newly added session to the technical program:
Presented by Nate Turner, Formulator at NALCO Water, An Ecolab Company, this session will take place on Tuesday, October 28, from 4:30–5:30 PM ET. Turner will explore the critical role of defoamers in fiberglass mat manufacturing and how proper selection and optimization can significantly impact water treatment performance, product consistency, and operational efficiency.
Innovation, Insight, and In-Person Connections
The Fiberglass Mat Technology Forum remains
the go-to event for professionals across the value chain, from manufacturing and R&D to supply and process engineering. Beyond the technical sessions, attendees can look forward to
exclusive networking opportunities, including the popular
Women in Industry Breakfast and the
Fiberglass Mat Technology Committee meeting, both offering time to exchange ideas, build professional relationships, and connect with industry peers.
As the forum approaches, excitement is building among attendees eager to gain new insights, share best practices, and see how the latest technologies are shaping the future of fiberglass mat production.
Don’t Miss Out
There’s still time to register and join the industry’s leading minds in Raleigh. Explore the full technical program, view speaker details, and secure your spot today.