
In the project, entitled “textile-circuit” by Karl Mayer multibar raschel machines are used with and without a jacquard facility to incorporate conductive yarns directly into the textile during manufacture. Fig.: E-warp-knitted textile © Karl Mayer
12/02/2019 – Karl Mayer
Karl Mayer

In order to use printed electronics in the textile and fashion industry, electronic components have to be stable so that they can withstand moisture and perspiration, mechanical stress, constant stretching while being worn and numerous washing machine cycles without damage. © Messe München / Lopec
05/02/2019 – Lopec Munich
Lopec Munich

Resilya new durable, resilient and creative yarn family for a longer life cycle for contract carpet constructions. © Beaulieu International Group
05/02/2019 – Beaulieu Yarns
Beaulieu Yarns

Stoll provides support for one of the works included in the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao’s exhibition, Architecture Effects, with consultancy, knit-creation, and manufacturing of MOS Architects’ “A Tent Without A Signal.” © H. Stoll AG & Co. KG