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INDA, NWI to foster continuing education for nonwovens industry
INDA, NWI to foster continuing education for nonwovens industry

16th Jul 2024

INDA and NWI have expanded their collaboration to offer comprehensive training courses for the nonwovens industry. Based at North Carolina State University, these courses combine classroom instruction with practical sessions in NWI’s labs. The partnership aims to meet evolving industry needs, focusing on topics like sustainability and tech...

US’ PureCycle completes successful trial with PCR resin
US’ PureCycle completes successful trial with PCR resin

16th Jul 2024

PureCycle has conducted successful trials with MiniFIBERS and Beverly Knits, using PureCycle resin derived from post-consumer recycled waste. This resin was used to create fibre packages, which were then used by Beverly Knits to produce high-quality textiles across various markets. These samples demonstrate that PureCycle resin maintains product...

US’ Blue Point-backed NSA acquires National Safety Apparel
US’ Blue Point-backed NSA acquires Tri-Star Glove

14th Jul 2024

Blue Point Capital Partners and NSA have acquired TSG, NSA's 14th acquisition since 2012 and their first with Blue Point. TSG, known for high-quality personal protective apparel, serves automotive, foundry, fabrication, and glass industries. The partnership aims to leverage NSA's market leadership and Blue Point's sector expertise to enhance TSG's...

US’ First Quality launches Prevail Neutral underwear in black
US’ First Quality launches Prevail Neutral underwear in black

13th Jul 2024

First Quality has introduced Prevail Neutral, a new line of protective underwear available in sleek black. Designed with a focus on comfort and style, it features MaxSorb gel tech for up to 10 hrs of bladder protection and Omni-Odour Guard to prevent odours. The high-waisted, body-contouring design aims to provide discretion and eliminate panty...

Andritz to supply two tissue machines to C&S Paper, China
Andritz to supply two tissue machines to C&S Paper, China

12th Jul 2024

Andritz will supply two PrimeLineCompact tissue machines to C&S Paper's Suqian City mill in China. Each machine will produce up to 94 tonnes per day of household paper, napkins, and other tissue products. The order emphasises Andritz's role in delivering high-quality, sustainable tissue production solutions to meet rising consumer health demands in ...

PolyU researchers develop iActive sportswear range
PolyU researchers develop iActive sportswear range

11th Jul 2024

The iActive sportswear, developed by the researchers of PolyU's school of fashion and textiles, integrates nature-inspired technologies like an electrically activated perspiration system and root-like liquid transport to efficiently manage sweat. This innovative garment reduces weight and stickiness caused by sweat accumulation during exercise.

Philippines' JGSOC partners with DOST-PTRI for spunlaid nonwovens R&D
Philippines' JGSOC partners with DOST-PTRI for spunlaid nonwovens R&D

11th Jul 2024

JG Summit Olefins Corporation (JGSOC) has partnered with the Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI) under the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) for the 'Spunlaid Nonwovens R&D' project. This collaboration aims to enhance local capabilities in producing sustainable meltblown and spunbonded nonwoven textiles using polymer materials.

US' TenCate Protective Fabrics & PBI launch PBI Peak5
US' TenCate Protective Fabrics & PBI launch PBI Peak5

10th Jul 2024

TenCate Protective Fabrics and PBI have jointly launched PBI Peak5, a groundbreaking outer shell designed for firefighters. It integrates PBI fibres with TenCate's Enforce tech, offering exceptional durability and thermal protection in an incredibly lightweight fabric. This product, aimed at European fire brigades, represents a pinnacle in their...

Seams in clothing can capture body movement: Research
Seams in clothing can capture body movement: Research

6th Jul 2024

New research from the Universities of Bristol and Bath has introduced conductive threads in garment seams for electrical circuits that detect body movements via resistance changes. Presented at DIS conference in Copenhagen, this innovation enables advanced digital clothing for precise motion sensing, potentially enhancing exercise and rehabilitation.

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