Technical Textiles

The fully networked embroidery machine at the mtex + 2018 © Kristin Schmidt

23/04/2019 – Techtextil: STFI

Techtextil: STFI

Smart and networked

The highlight will be a fully networked embroidery machine that demonstrates the benefits of digital transformation in the textile industry. By Editorial staff

A New Star in the Embroidery Thread Sky: Poly Star © Gunold

18/04/2019 – Texprocess: Gunold

Texprocess: Gunold

Innovative threads that inspire

At this year’s Texprocess 2019 you can once again discover many new products from the world of embroidery at the Gunold GmbH booth in Hall 5. By Editorial staff

18/04/2019 – Techtextil: ZwissTex

Techtextil: ZwissTex

Fit for the future

ZwissTex GmbH showcases its performance competency as international partner for the development, production, and lamination of technical textiles. By Editorial staff

The luminous textile materials by FLT can be used in yachts, buses, trains, aircrafts, and in the areas of home and living, and nonautomotive. © FLT

18/04/2019 – Techtextil: FLT

Techtextil: FLT

Innovative heating fleece

Light, heating, switching, and textile materials – FLT presents fascinating innovations and extraordinary design. By Editorial staff

Knitwear produced on the spinning and knitting machine is used in the manufacture of protective clothing. It combines increased wearing comfort and improved product properties. © Gebrüder Otto

17/04/2019 – Techtextil Gebrüder Otto

Techtextil Gebrüder Otto

New, customer-specific solutions from the spinning mill

High-quality natural fibre yarns and threads, which has increasingly established itself in the area of technical yarns and textiles. By Editorial staff

Varese is a midweight fabric and the first to feature Tencel in its construction. © Carrington Textiles

17/04/2019 – Techtextil: Carrington Textiles

Techtextil: Carrington Textiles

Launch of three new fabrics

Carrington Textiles continues to demonstrate its commitment to innovation in workwear and will launch innovative new fabrics at Techtextil. By Editorial staff

Spin pack: Melt spinning is the most widely use process for turning plastic into fibres. © Fraunhofer ITWM

16/04/2019 – Techtextil: Fraunhofer ITWM

Techtextil: Fraunhofer ITWM

Designing polymer spin packs in line with dynamic flow

Simulation and optimization methods to support customers in the development, design and improvement of spinning packages. By Editorial staff