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A prototype garment incorporating an embroidered radio antenna has been made by researchers in the UK.
A unidirectional glass-fibre reinforcement fabric designed to allow the manufacture of long and lightweight composite blades for wind turbines is the latest innovation from Ahlstrom.

A wardrobe-sized cabinet (the Refresh-Butler) that combines a unique photocatalytic process with the use of steam to treat high-quality fabrics and shoes in the home has won a prestigious innovatio

A packaging material adapted to the requirements of manufacturers that need to transport delicate parts from one section of the production line to another has been developed by Freudenberg Evolon of C
Weaving Techniques that create structures that are more lifelike to imitate natural tendon and ligament better than existing products have been developed by a company in the USA.
A Japanese company claims it has become the first to develop aramid nanofibres suitable for mass production.
Huge investments in India's road infrastructure will translate to big opportunities for geotextiles manufacturers, the Government believes.
The development of China's technical textiles industry was discussed in depth during the first China International Forum, held in Shanghai 22 October 2009 at the same time as Intertextile Shanghai App
Vicky Sung attended the Second International Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Symposium in Hong Kong where she heard about the importance of a multi disciplinary approach across the whole supply
Local and overseas exhibitors at Techtextil India both expressed confidence of the growth potential of the market in the country and they are forming several international partnerships to exploit it w
Industry leaders gathered in Edinburgh, UK, 15-16 October 2009 to discuss the current state of the technical textiles sector and how best companies can position themselves for the anticipated economic
Breathability and air permeability are of a totally different physical nature. Nevertheless, both are important for the climatic comfort of car seats.
Natural fibres and bio-based materials in both composite parts and nonwoven combinations are among current key developments in the automotive textiles field, reports Adrian Wilson.
As the leading exhibition for nonwovens and other engineered fabrics in 2010, April's IDEA will showcase a buoyant industry, which continues to find new end-use markets and attract new international e
Gore says that continual innovation is a key to its success so Linda Foster visited the company and some of its customers and end-users in Slovakia to learn more about how it ensures these development
Despite owning no manufacturing equipment, the two owners and six employees of Innovative Textiles have built a serious reputation in the development of technical fabrics. John W.
Growing interest in the Indian markets for high-technology products and a wish to exploit the economic advantages of local manufacturing are behind the cooperation of Kusumgar Corporates and Saati, ac
In the final session of an international symposium, industry leaders revealed how they are finding, developing and exploiting a range of emerging technologies, reports Adrian Wilson from the event, he
Casting aside the gloom of the prevailing economic climate, delegates at an international symposium learned about opportunities from growing end-use markets and how to exploit them, reports Adrian Wil
Shrirang Chinta and colleagues at India's Textile & Engineering Institute - S.B. Mhetre and S.K.
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