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HOFZET next plans to make various modifications to the advanced weaving system
At present, a key HOFZET research focus is on composite reinforcements with a thermoplastic matrix – or organosheets – which offer reversible deformation and recycling potential in
Spinnova allures with new investment
Spinnova’s majority shareholder is Brazilian cellulose company Fibria, who invested 5 million euros into the company in 2017.The development of the Spinova fiber has surpassed expectations. In
Monna Lisa Evo Tre 8+8 versatility doubles
The Monna Lisa range has been extended with the Monna Lisa Evo Tre 8+8, a digital printer that has changed the textile printing world. The new printer allows two different types of inks to be loaded
Spinnova chooses a textile engineering specialist
Spinnova is a Finnish wood fibre company that develops ecological technology for manufacturing pulp-based textile fibre. Spinnova’s patented technology is said to save water, energy and
Lenzing repositioning its tencel brand
At the press conference held by the Lenzing Group included Global Brand Management Director Harold Weghorst, Turkey & MEA Regional Director Jürgen Eizing, and Business Development and Marketing
Six alternative natural resources that can be turned into sustainable textile
It is about time for the textile and apparel industry to look for sustainable alternatives and to prove that the production of textiles and clothing will not pollute the environment. FashionUnited
New high performance anti-slash fabric exhibited at Techtextil by Baltex
At the recently held Techtextil trade fair, which concluded in Frankfurt in May, Baltex, an Ilkeston, Derbyshire, based company specialised in warp knitting and weft knitting technologies, exhibited
Birla Cellulose Vilayat Unit in Gujarat awarded FSC C-o-C certification
SGS India, world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company post the successful completion of the assessment of Birla Cellulose’s Vilayut Unit in Gujarat, the
Lenzing develops Refibra a new cellulose fiber with recycled cotton
Lenzing has developed the first cellulose fiber featuring recycled material on a commercial scale. The new fiber dubbed Refibra is based on cotton scraps and wood. The fiber is produced in the Tencel
Textile industry calls for cut in import duty on raw materials
The Northern region based textile industry sought enough provisioning for technology upgradation fund, rationalization of duty structure on man-made fibres and lowering of import duty on raw
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