Arville, headquartered in West Yorkshire, UK, has strengthened its specialist capabilities with the installation of a wide-width bias cutting machine at its Wetherby site. The investment – part of a continuous improvement programme – will allow technical fabrics woven in tubular form to be converted more quickly and efficiently, according to the manufacturer.
RONSE, BELGIUM – Textile innovator Devan Chemicals and Triathlon & Performance-brand HUUB announce their partnership at the upcoming Performance Days show in Munich. The two companies have been working on a project around Devan’s cool comfort technology ‘Moov&Cool’. The unique formulation, applied to HUUB’s trisuits, was tested and examined by Dr Faulkner, Head of Sports Engineering at Nottingham Trent University, who has now put forward his first findings.
Arville Textiles has recently taken delivery of a new wide-width bias cutting and winding line in order to meet the demand for advanced technical textiles that are employed in a range of components by the aerospace and automotive industries.
The line is being supplied by Svegea of Sweden, a member of TMAS, the Swedish textile machinery association.
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A Meridian Inds. Company, Aurora Specialty Textiles Group, is a leading company in coating, dyeing and finishing woven and non-woven fabrics.
Digital Textiles Printing U.S. 2018, organized by Smithers Pira, took a close look at advances in the industry as well as the future of textile digital printing.
At Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) expo 2017, one of the largest trade fairs for technical textiles to take place this September in Louisiana, US.
Invista opens a new state-of-the-art, nylon 6,6 facility in China. The new facility includes a 215,000-ton hexamethylene diamine (HMD) plant and a 150,000-ton polymer plant, at the Shanghai Chemical Industry Park (SCIP). The opening of new nylon plant looks to meet the growing demand for products using the fibre such as hosiery and other apparel.
