Global smart textiles market grows at 33%
Smart textiles use technology to recycle and reuse textile fibers. They can monitor health and can measure movements.

Cotton as superior oil absorbent
Raw and finer cotton in loose form comes out as best oil absorbent. A collaborative research involving high school students from Lubbock, scientists from Texas Tech University and U. S.

ANDRITZ Küsters, part of international technology Group ANDRITZ, and Rolf Ramisch, consultant, have signed an exclusive cooperation agreement to further strengthen ANDRITZ Küsters’ market position in the textile calender business.

Smart textiles use technology to recycle and reuse textile fibres. They can monitor health and can measure movements.

Raw and finer cotton in loose form comes out as best oil absorbent. A collaborative research involving high school students from Lubbock, scientists from Texas Tech University and U. S. Department of Agriculture’s Laboratory in New Orleans has shown that micronaire

Techtextil N.America from June 20-22
The fourteenth edition of North America?s only dedicated show for technical textiles and nonwovens will be held June 20-22, 2017 at the McCormick Place, Lakeside Center in Chicago, Illinois.

The fourteenth edition of North America?s only dedicated show for technical textiles and nonwovens will be held June 20-22, 2017 at the McCormick Place, Lakeside Center in Chicago, Illinois.