A visit from the IACDE association to the Gunold stand during Texprocess 2026. © Reiner Knochel - Gunold
Madita Fischer presents the university projects “ReHemp” and “Hanfknit” to Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider. © Gregor Fischer – Fotografie
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
Over 25,000 visitors attended the fair – a 7% increase overall compared to the previous Spring Edition. © Messe Frankfurt / Yarn Expo Spring
The discussion focused on fully bio based, biodegradable cellulosic fibers and their use in nonwoven applications such as wet wipes. © FTI Vonsulting Bruxelles
Celebrating the successful research and development project (from left to right): Andreas Merkel, Managing Director at Gebr. Otto; Werner Jochum, Head of Sales at Gebr. Otto; Thorsten Pitschke from the Bifa Environmental Institute; Cornelia Magno from Schwob AG (on screen); Dr. Georg Stegschuster, Head of the Recycling Atelier; Hans Spörry from Weseta; Reinhold Regittnig from Gebr. Otto; and Zlatko Donev, Production Manager at Weseta. © Gebr. Otto
Technical filament yarns play a key role in airbag performance, forming part of the 30–35 kilograms installed in every modern vehicle. © Barmag