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16/04/2019 – Techtextil: Gebr. Wylach Textilveredlung

Techtextil: Gebr. Wylach Textilveredlung

Dyeing and finishing of yarns

Gebr. Wylach Textilveredlung – based in Wuppertal, Germany – offers their customers a wide range of services in the field of textile dyeing. By Editorial staff

The factory in Balzheim: headquarter of the cotton and technical spinning mills. © Otto/Fotograf: Ralph Koch

27/03/2019 – Gebrüder Otto

Gebrüder Otto

Full speed ahead!

For those who know their way around textiles in Europe, Dietenheim is fairly sure to be a byword for high quality yarns and threads. By Editorial staff

Textile inspiration from the sense-ability trend © Messe Frankfurt

27/06/2019 – 25 years Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics

25 years Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics

Eco-conscious trends for Autumn/Winter 2020-21

While this year’s Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics celebrates 25 years of history, the fair also looks to the future for the next trend forecast. ... By Editorial staff

Industrial knitting and sewing machines have to conduct the highest precision work. Every day, they process several hundred kilograms of wool or yarn. In this manufacturing process, the reliable interaction of bearings, gears, sliding elements and hundreds of fine needles and circuit boards is essential. © Terrot

17/06/2019 – ITMA 2019: Zeller + Gmelin

ITMA 2019: Zeller + Gmelin

Textol – high-performance lubricants

Lubricant specialist Zeller + Gmelin from Eislingen, Swabia (Germany) presents is Textol product range for textile companies at the ITMA in Barcelona. By Editorial staff

18/06/2019 – ITMA 2019: Datacolor

ITMA 2019: Datacolor

The latest color management solution for Textile and Apparel

Datacolor to showcase its latest color management solution for Textile and Apparel at ITMA Barcelona 2019. By Editorial staff

11/04/2019 – Techtextil: TWD Fibres

Techtextil: TWD Fibres

To avoiding microplastics!

TWD Fibres' policy is to minimize microplastics in the production of filament yarns in an effort to protect our environment. By Editorial staff

PET bottles are turned into polyethylene fibres whose first textile use is as protective rainwear … after which they are recycled again into T-shirts. © Carl Weiske

19/06/2019 – Sustainability

Sustainability

“We need to get into chemistry”

How would it be if a PET bottle that had been recycled into fibres were then to re-emerge successively as different types of clothing? By Editorial staff