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Carbon fiber plant in the Center for Lightweight Textile Construction at STFI. © STFI e. V.

 
14/03/2023 – STFI at INDEX 23

STFI at INDEX 23

STFI: Sustainable nonwovens developments

At the nonwovens fair INDEX 23, the Saxon Textile Research Institute e.V. (STFI) presents news from nonwovens research. By  Daniel Keienburg
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A cutting fleece is recommended to avoid damaging the embroidery motif by tearing. © Gunold

 
10/03/2023 – Variety of embroidery stabilizers

Variety of embroidery stabilizers

The perfect stabilizer for each and every fabric

Embroidery stabilizers are a special feature within the nonwoven technology and serve the stability of the embroidery material during the embroidery process. ... By  Susanne Böhm
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Mahlo has already successfully implemented many such applications and offers the user a tool with high measuring accuracy and easy handling. © Mahlo

 
07/03/2023 – Nonwoven production

Nonwoven production

Optimise processes – save costs with Mahlo

With the current challenges and global crises such as steadily rising energy and raw material prices, long delivery times and uncertain supplies the measurement ...
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Nonwovens are used in many different ways. CHT provides support for the nonwovens industry with its “Duron“ fiber auxiliary range. © CHT

 
06/03/2023 – Nonwovens

Nonwovens

CHT supports nonwoven industry

Nonwovens are ubiquitous in our daily life. We enjoy the benefits of those sophisticated, versatile textiles without actually noticing them.
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Multi-purpose TWF-NC roller card enables reliable and efficient web forming for durable technical nonwovens. © Trützschler Nonwovens

 
16/02/2023 – Nonwovens

Nonwovens

WPT Nonwovens shakes hands with Trützschler Nonwovens

The American company WPT Nonwovens invests in a new thermobonding line for filter media.
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Newly developed print head for 3D-printing of continuous cellulose fiber reinforced components. © DITF

 
03/02/2023 – Research

Research

New 3D printing process enables sustainable fiber composite components

The DITF, together with Arburg GmbH+Co KG, are developing an energy- and material-efficient 3D printing process for manufacturing of lightweight bio-based ... By  Sibylle Michel
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13/01/2023 – Call for Papers

Call for Papers

The Fiber Society’s 2023 Spring Conference

From May 15 to 17, 2023, the German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research (DITF) will host The Fiber Society’s 2023 Spring Conference in Denkendorf, ... By  Sibylle Michel