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Freudenberg launches fully synthetic wetlaid nonwovens made in Europe

2nd Mar 2024

Freudenberg Performance Materials has introduced a new line of 100 per cent synthetic wetlaid nonwovens produced in Germany. These materials, including micro-fibres, cater to filtration and industrial needs, offering versatility in polymer-based fibres. Ranging from 8g/m² to 250g/m², they boast precise weight, thickness, pore size, and high...

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Denmark’s Schouw & Co’s revenue soars 14% to 37.2 bn in FY23

2nd Mar 2024

Schouw & Co's FY23 revenue soared to DKK 37.2 billion, a 14 per cent rise, with EBITDA hitting DKK 2.85 billion, up 25 per cent. Fibertex Personal Care's revenue fell to DKK 1,891 million, a 23 per cent drop, while Fibertex Nonwovens increased to DKK 2,158 million, up 5 per cent. Q4 saw group revenue of DKK 8.85 billion and earnings of DKK 763...

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US’ Beckmann Converting adds laminating pattern to portfolio

1st Mar 2024

Beckmann Converting introduces the 'CC' roll, featuring a unique bonding pattern for high inter-ply adhesion in textile composites. The pattern covers close to 10 per cent of the full laminate web, enhancing appearance and performance. Ideal for products like wipers and car covers, it suits lighter-weight materials but is not suitable for heavy...

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EU launches strategy for leadership in advanced materials sector

28th Feb 2024

The European Union (EU) aims to lead in advanced materials, vital for the green and digital transition. A new strategy will align research and investment, enhancing competitiveness and reducing critical material dependencies. Actions include boosting innovation, investment, and skills development, with a €500 million Horizon Europe partnership...

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US’ Avient to present composite solutions at JEC World 2024

28th Feb 2024

Avient Corporation will showcase its composite solutions, featuring new ballistic-resistant panels, at JEC World in Paris from March 5. Avient's portfolio includes advanced materials for diverse industries, emphasising sustainability through lightweight alternatives, recycled-content composites, and support for circular economy initiatives.

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Geotextiles has huge potential: FICCI session at Bharat Tex

27th Feb 2024

Geotextiles are crucial for civil engineering and are promoted under India’s National Technical Textiles Mission (NTTM). The global geotextiles market is valued at $12.3 billion, with India's market at $0.41 billion. Geotextiles are key for constructing infrastructure and controlling soil erosion, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional...

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STFI to showcase lightweight construction innovations at JEC World

24th Feb 2024

STFI will showcase lightweight construction innovations at JEC World, including a hemp-based snowboard with recycled carbon fibres. VliesComp project partners aim to reintroduce recycled materials into various solutions, such as a lightweight end shield for electric motors. STFI will also present bast fibres for reinforcement, extracted from hemp.

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Chicopee launches first 100% recycled, disposable microfibre wipe

23rd Feb 2024

Chicopee has introduced rMicrofibre, the first 100 per cent recycled and disposable wipe, addressing sustainability demands in cleaning. It enhances hygiene by effectively removing bacteria, offering superior cleaning on various surfaces. Chicopee emphasises performance, reliability, and environmental responsibility, continuing its legacy of...

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US company Galls completes acquisition of LVI

22nd Feb 2024

Galls completes acquisition of LVI, a seasoned 3PL partner specialising in military logistics for over 28 years. The move strengthens Galls' presence in the defence sector, enhancing its ability to secure DLA contracts and provide comprehensive supply chain solutions for military branches. This aligns with Galls' commitment to serving uniformed...

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