Technical Textiles

The investment represents the industry’s first-ever offering of one-step, small-lot capability specifically for solution-dyed nylon 6,6. (Photo: fotolia)

20/09/2016 – Invista and Trützschler

Invista and Trützschler

A $30-million expansion

Invista expands US facility to offer breakthrough small-lot, solution-dyed nylon 6,6 technology. Collaboration with Truetzschler enables new capability. By Editorial staff

Freudenberg & Vilene Nonwovens is currently the only manufacturer in China with its own printing facility (Photo: Freudenberg Performance Materials)

20/09/2016 – Freudenberg Performance Materials

Freudenberg Performance Materials

New production facility in China opened

Freudenberg & Vilene Nonwovens brought a new production line for car headliners into operation at its Suzhou site in eastern China. This will enable the ... By Editorial staff

The Technology and Development Centre (TEZ) at dusk (Photo: Groz-Beckert)

13/09/2016 – TEZ – Technology and Development Centre

TEZ – Technology and Development Centre

Industry platform a complete success

The TEZ – Technology and Development Centre – was opened in 2010 as a platform for creating innovative perspectives and for shaping the future of the textile ... By Editorial staff

08/09/2016 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Techtextil 2017 and MFC develop joint interest

Techtextil and the Dornbirn Man-made Fibres Congress aim to create stronger links between textile research and application By Editorial staff

Stoll will present many inspiring and economical solutions and exciting possibilities of knitting technology during the fair in Shanghai (Photo: H. Stoll AG & Co. KG)

30/08/2016 – ITMA ASIA + CITME 2016

ITMA ASIA + CITME 2016

The highlights of H. Stoll

Stoll will present many inspiring and economical solutions and exciting possibilities of knitting technology during the fair in Shanghai. By Editorial staff

Such amazing - Knitting (Photo: Groz-Beckert)

29/08/2016 – ITMA Asia + CITME 2016

ITMA Asia + CITME 2016

Experience textile production with Groz-Beckert

The fifth ITMA Asia will be take place in Shanghai in October and will be held in the newly built National Exhibition and Convention Center for the first ... By Editorial staff

Wound dressing (nonwoven/fleece) made from alginate fibres derived from bacteria. Bacterial alginate nonwoven materials absorb up to 70% more liquid than marine alginate nonwovens (Photo: Hohenstein Institute)

01/08/2016 – Albiotex

Albiotex

Wound dressings made from bacterial alginate

Researchers establish a biotechnological process to produce bacterial alginate for use as the raw material for fibre-based medical products. By Editorial staff