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Courtesy: Barry-Wehmiller
PCMC to showcase nonwovens machinery at IDEA19

7th Feb 2019

Paper Converting Machine Company (PCMC), a part of Barry-Wehmiller, will showcase its extensive nonwovens converting experience at IDEA19, in booth #1660, from March 25-28, 2019, in Miami. Attendees can learn how PCMC’s modular equipment serves a variety of market needs at the pre-eminent, leading exhibition for nonwovens and engineered fabrics.

Courtesy: Noble Biomaterials
Brands partner with Noble Biomaterials for smart fabrics

7th Feb 2019

As the consumer trend of demanding premium-quality apparel for multi-use is on the rise, more brands are partnering with Noble Biomaterials, a global leader in odour elimination and smart fabric solutions, to develop products with Noble’s platform of inherent fibre technologies allowing them to stay current in the ever-evolving apparel industry.

Courtesy: Netzsch
Netzsch & USQ to focus on automated composite production

7th Feb 2019

Netzsch Analyzing & Testing and University of Southern Queensland (USQ) have partnered to focus on advancing the automated production of composite materials using dielectric sensor technology. The sensor helps in characterisation of critical material properties during making of carbon fibre-reinforced plastics reducing cycle times and manufacturing...

Courtesy: Arville
New looms arrive at Arville’s Wetherby site

7th Feb 2019

Arville has taken delivery of three new high-spec weaving looms, the first part of a suite of new machinery worth over £1.2m. The rapier-style looms have been shipped from Europe and will contribute to a significant expansion of production capacity at Arville’s Wetherby site. Three more such machines will be added to its factory later this year.

Courtesy: Asics
ASICS launches Gel-Nimbus 21 running shoe

6th Feb 2019

ASICS, a sports equipment provider, has launched the Gel-Nimbus 21 shoe, the latest release of its top-of-the-range, neutral long-distance running shoe. With ASICS’ commitment to continual improvement, the shoe incorporates human-centric science and the latest technology to give long-distance runners superior comfort so they can run further for longer.

Courtesy: Sanitized
Sanitized Odoractiv 10 technology gets bluesign label

6th Feb 2019

The Sanitized Odoractive 10 odour management technology has now been granted the bluesign sustainability label, the skin-friendly certification from the Hohenstein Institute, and the Eco Passport by Oeko-Tex label. Sanitized is the leading producer of antimicrobial hygiene function and material protection for textiles and plastics from Switzerland.

Courtesy: Momentum Group
Momentum Group collaborating with Composites UK

5th Feb 2019

The Momentum Group is collaborating with Composites UK to support research and development tax credit claims within the industry. Within the composite sector, research and development activities are abundant. R and D tax credits are valuable form of tax relief in the UK, allowing companies the opportunity to further invest and advance product...

Courtesy: Covestro
EconCore and Covestro working together

5th Feb 2019

EconCore and Covestro have joined hands to combine their technologies for the purpose of producing strong and lightweight honeycomb panels with outstanding performance. One of the targeted key performance aspects is to comply with fire, smoke, toxicity (FST) requirements for public transportation applications, including railway and aerospace.

Courtesy: Imperial College London
Imperial College team prints metals on natural fabrics

5th Feb 2019

A multidisciplinary team of scientists from Imperial College London has developed technology to print metals such as silver, gold and platinum onto natural fabrics and shown that it could be used to incorporate batteries, wireless technologies and sensors into fabrics like paper and cotton textiles. This may be used in clothing for monitoring health.

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