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We're creating a cleaner, safer and quieter world by manufacturing value-added engineered materials and specialty filtration solutions.

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At Lydall, we strive to cultivate and celebrate diversity of all kinds. Having a diverse, global workforce helps us come up with creative solutions to the world’s biggest challenges.

We’re proud to be recognized by @5050Wob for having 3+ women on our Board, including our CEO.

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We partnered with @MinuteEarth to create this video on how we can improve air quality in the places we inhabit, and how the pandemic may well be the push we need to make long-overdue changes to indoor air quality standards.

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The global pandemic led to a drop in outdoor air pollution, but it also led to an increase in indoor air pollution - and our exposure to it. Here's a video explaining why: https://t.co/b7L4Lh10j7

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HEPA filters have a surprising origin story: they were developed by the scientists working on the Manhattan Project to protect them from radioactive material.

We partnered with @SciShow to create a video about what those scientists got right - and wrong - about filtration.

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HEPA filters are the basis of modern filtration - but they also represent a straight line from the Manhattan Project to your living room!

https://t.co/VdMMBoxd0E

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The @WSJ published a great profile on our President & CEO. The piece focuses on how Lydall stepped up during the pandemic to increase production of filtration material for #N95 and surgical masks: https://t.co/5r95ynePRF

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Our CEO spoke with @jimcramer on @MadMoneyOnCNBC about our role in innovations like the #PerseveranceRover and #ElectricVehicles, and how we're working on the next generation of specialty filtration solutions required to safely reopen places and spaces. https://t.co/pPnsq1nMD3

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#ElectricVehicles are much quieter than we're used to, but there's no engine hum to drown out all the little noises that any machine generates. At Lydall, part of our job is engineering new insulation material to contain sounds drivers don't want to hear. https://t.co/hYVVnvQtvi

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As we saw with #PPE, reshoring the manufacturing of critical items isn't just about end product – the entire supply chain, starting with raw materials, must be examined. https://t.co/oNPyMJeRm4

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The shift to #electricvehicles has been a long time coming, but new moves from the Biden administration aim to push them into the mainstream.

At Lydall, we're proud to work with many of the world's leading automotive manufacturers on this transformation.

https://t.co/n4OxA5qjCJ

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COVID-19 was a wake-up call for countries like the U.S. that rely on foreign suppliers for PPE. Our CEO spoke with the @FT about how companies like Lydall have stepped up to fill the gap: https://t.co/L7BzrqjKxa

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COVID accelerated changes that were already underway, & we see a long-term need for the specialty filtration solutions Lydall offers. Sara Greenstein, Lydall's President & CEO, recently spoke with @jimcramer on @MadMoneyOnCNBC about this reality.
https://t.co/grnxS0JmcG

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For Earth Month, we're looking at how Lydall helps solve the environmental problems of today while looking ahead to the challenges of tomorrow. One way we’re doing that is by partnering with governments around the world to rebuild face mask stockpiles. https://t.co/RY0kVQ7WEw

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We're proud to be the "secret ingredient" in solutions to today's environmental challenges. Throughout Earth Month, we'll be celebrating many of them. This week, we're reflecting on how Lydall stepped up to address an unprecedented challenge.
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2020 was a year that thrust Lydall onto the global stage. The global pandemic reaffirmed our mission to create a cleaner, quieter and safer world. Learn more about the incredible year we had in the infographic below:

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If you enjoyed a cup of coffee this morning, you probably have Melitta Bentz to thank. In 1908, Bentz invented the paper coffee filter. Her first prototype was made of blotting paper from her son’s notebook and an old tin pot. #WomensHistoryMonth

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Our celebration of #WomensHistoryMonth continues with the inventor of a product many parents take for granted today.

https://t.co/n5iMw4yWaU

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Face masks look simple, but they're actually the product of years of advanced research and engineering know-how.

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Today, we’re celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth by spotlighting Mary Walton, an American inventor who made major contributions to noise and pollution reduction.

We invite you to learn more about Mary Walton's life and work!

https://t.co/bQKgsx14ux

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Ashish Diwanji, President of Lydall Performance Materials, spoke with @NonwovensMag about our meltblown investments in response to the pandemic, including two new production lines for our U.S. facility and one new line in France: https://t.co/ZsNLiD4d9h

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N95 respirators are the gold standard when it comes to protection, but they can make breathing more difficult. ASTM Level 1 surgical masks offer a better balance of protection and breathability for everyday use.

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Continuing our celebration of #WomensHistoryMonth, today we’re recognizing Margaret Ingels.

One of the first American women to graduate with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Ingels went on to be a pioneer in air conditioning.

https://t.co/DAd0donGYI