YnFx logo
FacebookFacebookFacebook

News Tags

warning: Creating default object from empty value in /var/www/html/html/vhosts/ynfx_drupal/modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.pages.inc on line 33.

Dilo introduces a new technology called HyperTex

Related Keywords: carbon fibre, fibre opening and blending, geotextile industry, high-tech fibres, nonwoven fabric production, scrim fabric machine, yarn or filaments

Dilo has introduced a new “HyperTex” technology which produces multi-layer felts made from base web, reinforcing layer and upper web. By using the scrim fabric machine of Ontec Automation GmbH it is possible to integrate a grid of unconsolidated yarn or filaments between two webs. The scrim can be fed inline and is then needled together in the subsequent needle loom. A great advantage of this method is the very high production speed for the complete process. Scrim formation and subsequent needling achieve speeds up to 40 m/min.

Teijin anticipated it's automotive composite business sales to reach around EUR 1.7 billion by 2030

Related Keywords: and glass mat thermoplastic (GMT), automotive capabilities globally, automotive platform, BMW, carbon fibre, carbon fibre SMC, Continental Structural Plastics, direct long fibre thermoplastic (D-LFT), heavy truck industries, Inapal Plasticos, including sheet moulding compound (SMC), Jaguar, Land Rover, Mercedes, prepreg compression moulding (PCM), processes, Teijin, Teijin Carbon Europe, Volkswagen and Bentley

Teijin has committed to expand its automotive capabilities globally, following the acquisition of CSP in 2017. Technology developments include Sereebo, the world's first mass -production technology for carbon fibre reinforced thermoplastic (CFRTP), and in Europe, TENAX Part via Preform (PvP). Developed by Teijin Carbon Europe, the group’s core carbon-fibres business, PvP is a material process technology that enables the efficient production of thermoset carbon fibre-reinforced plastic (CFRP).

University of Huddersfield focusing on nonwovens

Related Keywords: carbon fibre, cottons, fibrous material, glass fibre, nonwovens, Nonwovens Innovation and Research Institute, polyesters, technical aspects of textile studies, technical textiles background, UK textiles, University of Huddersfield’s Department of Fashion and Textiles, viscoses, woven textiles

Nonwoven fabrics having reached a high state of technical development are also important to the region’s economy and are increasingly studied and researched at the University. Huddersfield and its University have a long tradition of excellence in woven textiles. Dr Hewitt’s technical textiles background means that he will develop courses in this subject area at the University of Huddersfield’s Department of Fashion and Textiles. He quoted that, “They can be produced from any fibrous material, including polyesters, cottons, viscoses, carbon fibre, glass fibre or any combination.”

Copyright © 2014 Centerac Technologies Limited. All Rights Reserved
-->
feedback button