Aramid fibres place high demands on the spinning process: the combination of extreme tensile strength and low elasticity requires the highest level of precision in processing. © Gebr. Otto
09/04/2026 – Techtextil 2026
Techtextil 2026
From Nature Performance to Circular Economy: Techtextil 2026 focuses on the future market for technical textiles. © Jean-Luc Valentin/Messe Frankfurt
08/04/2026 – Techtextil 2026
Techtextil 2026
Polygiene OdorCrunch2.0 builds on the original technology and delivers higher odour absorption across polyester, blended fabrics and natural fibres, without affecting material performance. © Polygiene
06/04/2026 – OdorCrunch2.0 made for Modern Fabrics
OdorCrunch2.0 made for Modern Fabrics
On site at booth number A82 in Hall 12.0, Markus Amthor from Global Business Development and Sales Area Manager Stefan Ruebesam will be available to demonstrate not only what the TSA can measure today, but what it can enable tomorrow to the textile experts at the Techtextil Frankfurt 2026. © emtec
03/04/2026 – Techtextil 2026
Techtextil 2026
DIENES Apparatebau, based in Mühlheim am Main, Germany, develops laboratory and pilot-scale equipment for fiber spinning and downstream thermal conversion up to carbonization. © Dienes
02/04/2026 – Dienes at Techtextil
Dienes at Techtextil
Digital printing is becoming the production backbone of a garment industry under pressure from every direction. © Texintel
