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Vacufil Vacuum Filter enables customized polyester through viscosity build-up
The German BB Engineering VacuFil process transforms polyester waste into high-end textile filament and fibre products. Developing a circular economy involves handling post-consumer or
Oerlikon focuses on sustainability and circular economy solutions
Oerlikon Group is set to focus on addressing challenges in the textile industry at this year's ITMA Asia + CITME 2022 trade show. The company aims to contribute to the creation of a circular economy
Revalyu recycles over 1 billion PET bottles every year
Revalyu Recycling (India) Limited (formerly known as Polygenta Technologies Limited) has commercialized a cost-effective breakthrough chemical plastic bottle recycling technology that chemically
Baldwin Technology to make textile finishing more sustainable
The Zeis Textiles Extension (ZTE) at North Carolina State University's Wilson College of Textiles is happy to announce a new collaboration with Baldwin Technology Co. Inc. in the dyeing and
How is microfiber made?
Microfibers can be manufactured using various methods. All the three basic types of spinning process namely melt spinning, wet spinning and dry spinning can be used to manufacture microfiber. Lets
What is melt spinning?
In the melt spinning method, the polymers are melted to form the viscosity which is suitable for extrusion. The polymers which do not get decomposed or degraded by the temperatures necessary for
Recycling drive executes solutions faced by supply chain
As the suitability drive gains urgency in the mountain of waste, plastic infested oceans, negative CO2 footprints. The recycling solutions have gained increasing importance within the textile space.
How is soy fabric made?
The basic raw material that is used to obtain soy fibers is the soybean. These protein fibers are present within each bean but their extraction involves certain chemical treatment and thus
How is milk fabric made?
Across the world, several gallons of milk are thrown away simply because it is sour or spoiled, surplus or too close to the date of consumption. Thus, this waste milk that is no longer fit for
How is spandex made?
• Production of Prepolymer: The first step involves mixing macroglycol with diisocyanate monomer in a ratio of 1:2 that results in the formation of the prepolymer. The reaction is carried out in a