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Eco-friendly, flame-retardant and pleasant on the skin: Diolen Safe yarns by TWD Fibres © Jochen Günther, Messe Frankfurt

 
28/06/2017 – Diolen Safe Yarns

Diolen Safe Yarns

Sustainable, flame-retardant and antimony-free

Sustainable materials and designs present a key challenge in times of dwindling resources and commodities. By  Editorial staff
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IFKT gets a feel for the “Schellenberg Touch” at E. Schellenberg Textildruck AG © IFWS

 
13/06/2017 – IFKT

IFKT

Swiss National Section

This year’s International Congress of the International Federation of Knitting Technologists (IFWS) took place on 19th May 2017 in Zurich. By  Editorial staff
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Giorgio Piovano Home Textiles (Photo: Trevira)

 
06/06/2017 – Trevira CS

Trevira CS

Creativity with extra functions

As part of its Club Concept, Trevira recently invited suppliers of Trevira CS fabrics to enter their latest developments into its fifth fabric creativity ... By  Editorial staff
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© Messe Frankfurt

 
15/05/2017 – Techtextil / Texprocess 2017

Techtextil / Texprocess 2017

The "Frankfort miracle"

Textile industry shows itself from the dynamic, high-tech side. By  Editorial staff
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Photos: Adler

 
13/03/2015

Adler: Making progress

Adler first became involved with RFID technologies in 2011. Following an extensive pilot phase, in which the company initially selected suitable system ... By  Editorial staff
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Biodegradation of textiles The start, the third excavation after seven weeks and the last digging after 14 weeks in an earth burial test in which the degradability of the materials is assessed. The textiles are put on a grid and placed in the burial position. The left side of the t-shirt is 100% polyester and the right side is 100% cotton. The jeans are 99% cotton and 1% elastane. They are buried in microbiologically standardised earth (Photo: Hohenstein Institute)

 
03/05/2017 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Techtextil 2017 – Hohenstein: Passion for Textiles – From an Idea to a Market Success

Exhibits on the subject of the biodegradation of textiles will be one of the key focuses of the presentation. By  Editorial staff
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“Thanks to these strong fundamentals, we are massively enriching our offer, leveraging the latest technologies and integrating best practices, to entrench Lectra’s position as an Industry 4.0 visionary.” Daniel Harari, CEO, Lectra © Lectra

 
08/03/2017 – Lectra

Lectra

Looking in the future

Lectra enables customers to lock Industry 4.0 principles into their processes By  Editorial staff