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  4. Trade Fairs
  5. Heimtextil

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Born out of the remnants of the Canadian yarn division of Dominion Textile, FilSpec has gradually grown to be a significant North American supplier of high-tech yarns. © McCurry

 
16/04/2019 – USA: Filspec

USA: Filspec

A US-Canadian friendship

A Canada-based yarn spinner is looking to expand globally as it upgrades its two plants in North America. By  Editorial staff
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© Gebr. Wylach

 
16/04/2019 – Techtextil: Gebr. Wylach Textilveredlung

Techtextil: Gebr. Wylach Textilveredlung

Dyeing and finishing of yarns

Gebr. Wylach Textilveredlung – based in Wuppertal, Germany – offers their customers a wide range of services in the field of textile dyeing. By  Editorial staff
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© TWD Fibres GmbH

 
11/04/2019 – Techtextil: TWD Fibres

Techtextil: TWD Fibres

To avoiding microplastics!

TWD Fibres' policy is to minimize microplastics in the production of filament yarns in an effort to protect our environment. By  Editorial staff
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Highest precision and flexibility: digital braiding machines in the Jumbo-Textil machine park. © Jumbo-Textil

 
03/04/2019 – Jumbo-Textil

Jumbo-Textil

Digitalisation – step by step

Jumbo-Textil continuously invests in digitalisation. By  Editorial staff
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Made from 100 percent post-consumer recycled material, PrimaLoft Bio fibres break down when exposed to specific environments – such as a landfill or the ocean. © Primaloft

 
01/04/2019 – PrimaLoft

PrimaLoft

Fabric made from 100 percent recycled, biodegradable synthetic fibre

PrimaLoft, Inc. expands its biodegradable technologies. By  Editorial staff
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The factory in Balzheim: headquarter of the cotton and technical spinning mills. © Otto/Fotograf: Ralph Koch

 
27/03/2019 – Gebrüder Otto

Gebrüder Otto

Full speed ahead!

For those who know their way around textiles in Europe, Dietenheim is fairly sure to be a byword for high quality yarns and threads. By  Editorial staff
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The AlgaeTec at the Technical University of Munich, Ludwig Bölkow Campus, Ottobrunn, south Munich. © Andreas Heddergott/TUM

 
27/03/2019 – TU Munich

TU Munich

Algae and carbon fibres improve air quality

Researchers have developed a process that could efficiently remove carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, from the earth’s atmosphere. By  Editorial staff