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Fabrics could be the next big thing
Humans have been using fabric to create shelter for thousands of years. If a set of groundbreaking researchers and designers have their way, however, applications of textile-based architectural
Technique used for the manufacture of thin sheets of nonwoven fibers
Melt blowing is a technique used for the manufacture of thin sheets of nonwoven fibers. It is a method by which polymer melt is extruded out through tiny nozzles and subjected to high-speed blowing
Fabric's green frontier: sustainable textile innovations
As brands seek sustainable textiles to use in their collections, a new wave of innovative fibres and fabrics is emerging – some with unexpected origins. Retailers and shoppers alike are
Nonwovens, and chemical and colourant forums unveil key speakers
The world’s leading textile and garment technology exhibition, ITMA 2019, will be complemented by several key forums when it is held in Barcelona in June, two of which are the ITMA-EDANA
High performance company produces 24,000 tons of cotton knit fabric
Since its establishment in 1978 Esquel Group has developed into a high-performance company and produces 24,000 tons of cotton knit fabric and 130 million meters of yarn dyed cotton woven fabric each
Avgol to showcase it's family of nonwoven technologies at IDEA 2019
IDEA is an industry leading event drawing the world’s premier professionals in nonwovens and engineered fabrics. The 2019 event takes place between March 25-28 at Miami Beach Convention
Boogie, Twist and Swing are names for new fabrics
Keeping with it’s sock hop celebration theme, the company is releasing a collection of Celliant Home textiles with names like Boogie, Twist and Swing. Celliant textiles are already used in a
Presentations on bio-innovation in nonwovens, medical nonwoven developments etc at RISE
Highlights of the event included keynote presentations on Biomimicry and Nonwovens: Taking Great Ideas from Nature and Making Them a Commercial Reality by Marie O’Mahony, Consultant,
Globally recognised DuPont Nomex and Protera flame and arc resistant fabrics, now locally produced by Gelvenor
The DuPont and Gelvenor Textiles brands are both synonymous with trust. These two leaders in the protective textile industry have recently joined forces to drive the local manufacture of Nomex®
Active user controlled colour-changing fabric by CREOL
According to the University, the technology is scalable at mass-production levels via a process known as fibre-spinning and is currently produced in Melbourne, Florida, with CREOL’s
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