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- Successful ITMA 2019 for DiloGroup
- PFC-free DWR with dry cleaning durability
- Asahi Kasei increases artificial suede production capacity
- Georgia Tech named academic partner for Techtextil NA 2020
- Monforts’ new yarn dyeing technology a hit at ITMA
- Asmuss chooses EVO by Fulgar for eco-friendly collection
- TSG expands DEFEND DWR into nonwovens
- One small step for Saurer, one giant leap for mankind
- Advancing the sustainability agenda at OutDoor by ISPO 2019
Expert Opinion
Anne Prahl
Expert Opinion
Advancing the sustainability agenda at OutDoor by ISPO 2019
With the move to an updated concept, Europe’s largest outdoor trade fair aims to become the leading global p
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Smart materials and wearable technology at Techtextil
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Associations launch joint circular economy manifesto
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Events Calendar 2019
- 22-24 July 2019 New York, NY
- 22-24 August 2019 Mexico City
- 3-5 September 2019 Munich
- 11-13 September 2019 Johannesburg
Smart Textiles & Nanotechnology
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10th July 2019
Selective plating and high conductivity in knitted fabrics
Statex and Laird Performance Materials have announced a new joint capability....
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5th July 2019
E-textiles market to reach over $2 billion
Many companies continue to investigate this sector, fuelled by a clear long-term vision for the potential around e-textiles....
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1st July 2019
Shaping the future at Dornbirn-GFC 2019
More than 100 international experts will present their latest innovations of the textiles industry....
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21st June 2019
ITMA 2019 sets new record with biggest number of exhibitors
This year’s exhibition in Barcelona sees its reputation solidify further with the largest gathering of exhibitors in its history....
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18th June 2019
Successful Techtextil for smart coatings provider
Textildruckerei Mayer showcased its latest smart coating solutions at this year’s Techtextil trade show that concluded in Frankfurt last month....
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12th June 2019
Circuitex: working on tomorrow’s smart solutions
Innovation in Textiles sat down with Bennett Fisher, Senior Vice President of Sales, Noble Biomaterials, to discuss the innovation behind the brand....
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5th June 2019
DuPont’s Intexar makes a splash with Owlet Band
The introduction of DuPont brand Intexar kicked off a cascade of innovative ideas for multiple applications including fitness gear, heated garments, and wearable health care....
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31st May 2019
Smart materials and wearable technology at Techtextil
A subtle shift is happening in discussions around smart materials and wearable technology, with a focus moving to developments in threads and yarn....
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24th May 2019
PolyU develops flexible high-energy textile lithium battery
PolyU’s novel lightweight Textile Lithium Battery demonstrates high-energy density of more than 450 Wh/L....
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30th April 2019
Sustainability a major topic at Techtextil and Texprocess
In the field of technical textiles, and when processing textile and flexible materials, more and more firms are adopting approaches to greater sustainability....
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Latest Comments
Viscose fibres against marine pollution
PETROTECH PROCESSORS. 18th February 2019, 12:07PMWe have viscose short cut fibres in 30 denier in grey color. available regularly for marine use. [email protected] would it be of any further use.
Teijin develops highly modified cross-section crimped yarn
Fazil Khan - Research And Development Manager - BText. NZIM, CText. FTI/ Woolyarns Limited/New Zealand 25th November 2018, 21:00PMWe are a woollen yarn spinner and interested in Solotex Octa fibre. Please advise if you are able to supply 20Kg sample in 1.3dtex - 55mm fibre length for our spinning trials. Our contact details are : WOOLYRNS LIMITED 25 - 27 EASTERN HUTT ROAD, LOWER HUTT WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND Tel: + 64 4 920 5304 Mobile: +64 21 353 018 Email: [email protected] Website: woolyarns .co.nz
Dragon Silk delivered to medical firm
bob 1st November 2018, 11:58AMlove dragon silk
Highly accelerated biodegradation rate for new synthetic insulation material
john 29th October 2018, 19:53PMThe article announces that "the bio-degradation process leaves behind water, methane, carbon dioxide and biomass." Both methane and carbon dioxide are widely considered undesirable in relation to carbon footprint. Water is OK. This leaves me wondering what the 'biomass' residue is actually composed of chemically, since the original polymer - albeit reclaimed - is synthetic. If this unspecified 'biomass' can still be ingested in an ocean environment, then where is the upside of the equation?
Next generation software for 3D warp knitted fabric simulation
Matt Bauer 23rd October 2018, 19:06PMWhat is the cost of this program and where can i purchase it ? Matt Bauer 423.834.1226