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Nonwoven substrates made using spunmelt and carding processes are cost effective to develop tissue scaffolds. A team of researchers from the University of Missouri-Columbia and University of North Carolina (UNC)/North Carolina State University (NCSU) have found that nonwoven substrates produced using the above traditional methods provided viable tissue scaffold medium compared to electrospun nanofibre webs.

Yale Synthlube Industries are pioneers, market leaders and manufacturers of Synthetic Lubricants in India since 1978. SF-600 synthetic high temperature chain lubricant: This is 100 per cent synthetic lubricant, which can operate upto 286°C with minimum evaporation losses, and it does not form carbonaceous deposits.

Stewarts of America Inc and Basant Wire Industries (Pvt) Ltd of Jaipur are pleased to announce that their longstanding partnership has now resulted in an agreement whereby Stewarts of America Inc has provided all intellectual property, manufacturing know how, and machinery for the production of open end spinning components.

The C 70 card is one of Rieter’s most successful products. On April 28, 2016, Rieter presented a crystal cube of the C 70 card No. 3333 to the Chinese customer Kashi Xinyue Textile Co Ltd. Rieter launched the C 70 card in 2010.

Marzoli C701 sports all the features of modern high-performance cards, and thanks to its innovative geometry represents a technological benchmark to fully satisfy the needs of a modern spinning mill. The card has always been at the heart of the spinning process. Only with an effective carding of the fibre the spinner can produce a homogeneous, regular, resistant and clean yarn and therefore ensure efficiency and quality in downstream operations.

France is the sixth exporter of textile machinery worldwide and Turkey is its second most important market. ITM is the leading textile machinery fair in Turkey. Hubert TRETSCH (Superba’s marketing manager), President of the Promotion Committee of the French Textile Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (UCMTF), will be at ITM Istanbul June 1-4. He states, “Our tradition of R&D associated with our long term partnerships with our clients explains why France is exporting around one billion Euros worth of textile machinery each year.”

Oerlikon announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire the entire staple fibres technology portfolio of Trützschler Nonwovens & Man-Made Fibers GmbH, Egelsbach, Germany. This company is part of the German Truetzschler Group, which is a specialist in fibre preparation for the yarn spinning and nonwovens industries. The acquisition expands the Manmade Fibers Segment’s technology portfolio and opens up access to new customers in the market for synthetic staple fibres.