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Karl Mayer presented its five-bar tricot machine, the COP 5 M-EL, to the wider public at ITMA ASIA + CITME 2018 in Asia for the first time. © Karl Mayer

 
06/03/2019 – Karl Mayer

Karl Mayer

New shoe fabric patterns and more

Five guide bars, countless shoe fabric patterns – the COP 5 M-EL is extending the design portfolio of tricot machines! By  Editorial staff
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A view into the production of Volt © Volt

 
14/11/2018 – USA

USA

Volt Smart Yarns

Volt Smart Yarns is an innovation, developed by Hickory, N.C.-based stretch yarn specialist Supreme Corporation. By  Editorial staff
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What began more than 160 years ago with threads for the clothing industry today accounts for only part of the company’s business. The dress features the conjunction of classic embroidery and conductivity in the fashion sector © Amann Group

 
13/11/2018 – Amann Group

Amann Group

Reinventing the thread

?Threads as textile sensors or conductors for data and power: ‘smart yarns’, intelligent threads and yarns from Amann go far beyond ordinary textiles. ... By  Editorial staff
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Ze-Knit is a line of contemporary everyday wear based on ergonomic design principles that focus on the body’s movement to improve comfort and functionality. © Napapijri

 
25/02/2019 – Napapijri

Napapijri

Ze-Knit: the future of apparel

Napapijri has embraced product innovations that improve the lives of their consumers while making a meaningful contribution to the world. By  Editorial staff
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Unifeed “VRS-P” and “VectorQuadroCard” © DiloGroup

 
27/02/2019 – DiloGroup

DiloGroup

The highlights at IDEA 2019

Dilo, leading equipment supplier of complete lines for staple fibre nonwoven fabric production, will exhibit at IDEA 2019, Miami, FL (March 26 to 28, ... By  Editorial staff
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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

Established warp knitting technology produces highly innovative E-textiles

The electrical conductivity of warp-knitted textiles is the subject of extensive development work at Karl Mayer. By  Editorial staff
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13/02/2019 – Japan

Japan

Japan Cotton Situation in 2017/18

The Japanese economy continues a moderate recovery, due to improvement of employment and income. However, the cotton goods market has been on a downward ... By  Editorial staff