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UK’s Hypetex Kromaskin hockey stick is 2022 JEC award finalist

11th Feb 2022

Hypetex, the market leaders in colouring carbon fibre materials based in the UK, has announced that its Hypetex Kromaskin field hockey stick for Adidas has been selected as a finalist for the 2022 JEC Innovation Awards. Hypetex coloured advance materials are produced to meet the highest quality and technical standards required for many applications.

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US’ Ametek to show web inspection and monitoring systems at IDEA 2022

11th Feb 2022

US’ Ametek Surface Vision, the leading provider of online surface inspection solutions for the nonwovens industry, is set to exhibit its highly successful web inspection and monitoring systems at IDEA 22, in booth 1721. IDEA is a leading industrial event for nonwovens and engineered fabrics, which will be held in Miami, Florida, from March 28-31, 2022.

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Portugal's Acatel & FibreTrace make carbon positive knits, fabrics

11th Feb 2022

Acatel, Portugal's advanced vertical finishing mill, has partnered with FibreTrace and Good Earth Cotton to launch a collection of carbon positive and traceable knits and fabrics, made with bio-based finishing processes. FibreTrace is an advanced transparency technology business, combining physical and digital traceability with the power of...

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US’ Ametek installs inspection & defect detection system at Texbond

10th Feb 2022

US’ Ametek Surface Vision has installed an automated system to check materials, improve quality, and reduce customer claims at Texbond. Based in Italy, Texbond is a manufacturer of spunlaid thermal-bonded nonwoven products for many applications, including personal care, hygiene, medical, furniture and design, farming, building, and motor vehicles.

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US’ Showa to triple domestic PPE glove production capacity

10th Feb 2022

Showa group, US’ industrial and medical PPE glove maker, is set to triple production capacity to meet growing demand for “Made in America” PPE gloves. The phased buildout of two additional facilities will increase Showa’s annual domestic production capacity to 1.2 billion gloves by the end of 2022, and 2.8 billion gloves once the buildout is complete.

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Bedding Industries acquires Illinois Sleep Products

10th Feb 2022

Generational Equity, a leading mergers and acquisitions advisor for privately held businesses, has announced the majority sale of its client, Illinois Sleep Products, to Bedding Industries of America. The transaction closed January 20, 2022. Located in North Brunswick, New Jersey, Bedding Industries of America (BIA) is an international bedding...

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Sweden’s Stora Enso invests €8 million to increase fibre production

9th Feb 2022

Sweden’s Stora Enso has announced that it is investing €8 million to double its production capacity of formed fibre in Europe. With new machinery in Hylte, Sweden, Stora Enso will meet the increasing demand for formed fibre. The investment further strengthens Stora Enso’s position as a leading provider of renewable materials that replace fossil-based...

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US’ MFA names Marine Fabrication Excellence Award winners

9th Feb 2022

US’ Marine Fabricators Association (MFA), a division of the Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI), has announced the Marine Fabrication Excellence Award winners. The contest recognises excellence in marine fabrication judged by a panel of certified marine professionals. IFAI represents the specialty fabrics and technical textiles...

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Exceptional response to Techtextil Frankfurt, N America & Russia 2022

9th Feb 2022

The planning work for Techtextil and Texprocess scheduled from June 21-24, 2022, at Frankfurt am Main in Germany is in full swing and the number of exhibitor registrations received for both the events have been really exceptional. The registrations include numerous market leaders and at least 12 national pavilions at Techtextil, according to the...

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