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Nonwovens

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The Lenzing Group, producer of botanic fibers from wood, expands its environmental leadership commitment © Lenzing AG Fotograf: Markus Renner / Electric Arts

 
27/07/2018

Lenzing continues to raise the bar in sustainability

More than EUR 100 mn investment in sustainable production technology until 2022 By  Editorial staff
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Gadi Choresh, Albaad Plant Manager in Dimona, Israel is satisfied with the work by Voith and Trützschler © Trützschler

 
26/07/2018 – Trützschler

Trützschler

Eco-friendly nonwovens

Voith and Trützschler make the efficient manufacture of eco-friendly nonwovens a possibility By  Editorial staff
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The market for nonwoven products is forecast to continue its growth trend, through both rising world population and the development of innovative products © Uster Technologies

 
13/07/2018 – Uster Technologies

Uster Technologies

Comprehensive quality solutions for nonwovens

Uster Technologies now covers fabric inspection as well as contamination control By  Editorial staff
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For Groz-Beckert, the ITM 2018 in Istanbul resulted in many interesting discussions and new incentives, and was a resounding success © Groz-Beckert

 
29/05/2018 – Groz-Beckert

Groz-Beckert

Highly successful in Istanbul

Groz-Beckert to look back at highly successful ITM 2018 trade fair in Istanbul and was delighted to welcome more than 2,000 visitors at their booth. By  Anja Menzel
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Prof. Dr. Andreas Greiner und Prof. Dr. Seema Agarwal (v.l.) an einer Anlage zum Elektrospinnen an der Universität Bayreuth. Im Gegenlicht sind die dünnen Fasern zu erkennen, aus denen die Vliesstoffe gebildet werden © Christian Wißler

 
26/04/2018 – Smart Textiles

Smart Textiles

Neue Textilien für High-Tech-Kleidung, made in Bayreuth

Forscher der Universität Bayreuth, der Donghua University Shanghai und der Nanjing Forestry University haben leitfähige neuartige Vliesstoffe entwickelt. By  Editorial staff