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© Suedwolle Group
18/05/2017 – Cordura
Cordura
The two work together to create a variety of endurance nylon 6,6/wool blend yarns designed to meet the needs of the modern consumer.
Robot movements can be taught by guiding the robot head. © Franka Emika GmbH
26/03/2020 – Robotics in the textile industry – Part 2
Robotics in the textile industry – Part 2
No industrial robot is immediately ready to perform the tasks assigned to it after delivery. This requires programming the robot controller.
Jens D. Lukaczik, President of the Bremen Cotton Exchange © Bremer Baumwollbörse
25/03/2020 – Statement on the current situation
Statement on the current situation
Today, Wednesday, 25 March 2020, at 9:45 a.m. CET, the 35th International Cotton Conference Bremen would have opened its doors. But things turned out ...
Scientist Pavan Manvi of RWTH Aachen University (right) and researcher Dr Jochen Norwig of Covestro with a prototype CO2 synthetic fibre. © Covestro
19/03/2020 – Air – drive the change
Air – drive the change
Jeans often serve as the prime example of fashion’s negative effects on the planet. New technologies enable sustainable alternatives.
PSI - There’s an unmistakable trend towards sustainability and high-quality products © PSI
28/02/2018 – PSI
PSI
PSI 2018 Düsseldorf - some 58 per cent of visitors travelled from outside Germany, one in seven of them from overseas
Andrew Meacher (centre left), John Vareldis (centre right) and the energy management team are proud of Pincroft’s ISO 50001 certification. © Carrington Textiles
30/01/2020 – ISO certified energy management system
ISO certified energy management system
Carrington Textiles is pleased to announce the successful certification of the energy management system at its biggest finishing facility, Pincroft.
Strumpf Dirks GmbH has been producing high-quality and exclusive branded hosiery at its factory in the German town of Billerbeck for over 55 years. © Strumpf Dirks
18/02/2020 – Socks made in Germany
Socks made in Germany
The textile company Strumpf Dirks is ramping up production in Germany and is building a new factory in the northwest.