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The cup of cappuccino on a winter’s day, NILIT Heat nylon yarn from Nilit, made with coffee charcoal, warms wearers from the inside out. Wearers enjoy a comfortable sweat-free sensation due to the excellent absorption and moisture management provided by the yarns.
In 1997, Rieter created the trademark Com4®. It stands for yarns in superior and consistent quality, spun with the four Rieter spinning technologies. Today, more than 130 licensees supply Com4® yarns to weavers and knitters worldwide.
The production of best yarn quality at lowest manufacturing costs is the constant challenge of every spinner. With the Q-Package, Rieter developed a solution that allows all ring and compact spinners to either improve the yarn quality or simplify the choice of fibres.
Nonwoven fabrics can be used in a wide variety of applications, which may be limited life, single-use fabrics as disposable materials or durable fabrics for automotive and civil engineering applications, explain Rajanna L Gotipamul, SG Kulkarni and Pranshil Gourkar, in the 2nd and concluding part of the article. The 1st part appeared under Spotlight section of March 2017 issue.
More than 1,000 exhibitors from 33 countries participated in the 14th edition of the Dhaka International Textile and Garment Machinery (DTG) exhibition that took place recently.
Two different methods of cotton harvesting were each examined at two different farmers. The comparison was carried out through to the knitted fabric, whereby carded ring and rotor yarns with various counts were spun, says Harald Schwippl.