Jute Fiber has some standard physical properties. These are – Ultimate Jute Length: 1.5 to 4 mm. Ultimate Diameter of Jute: 0.015 to 0.002 mm. Jute Fiber Length: 150 to 300 CM (5 to 12 Feet). Jute Color: Jute fiber…
8 September 2010, Manchester - Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "India Textile and Apparel Trends 2009" report its offering. The following is a report summary provided by the vendor: Report Summary: India's relationship with textiles began…
24 June 2010, Shanghai - CEMATEX, the European Committee of Textile Machinery Manufacturers and the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) have announced a high-level business forum, to take place next year alongside the ITMA 2011 show, in Barcelona,Spain. The ITMA-ITMF…
22 June 2010, Shanghai – The second ITMA ASIA + CITME 2010 exhibition opened today with an impressive showcase of the latest textile machinery and solutions. Shrugging off the effects of the economic downturn, the combined show at the Shanghai…
Class About Screen Printing of Textile Engineering (Basic Post) In today’s class I will give you a basic idea about the Textile Screen Printing Classifications, Steps that have to follow and various materials that are required for using Screen Printing…
17 May 2010, Wilmslow, UK - According to a new report by Textiles Intelligence, man-made fibre output in Japan fell in 2009 for the ninth consecutive year. Furthermore, the decline, at 22.0%, was more than twice as fast as any…
13 May 2010, Remscheid - The Oerlikon Textile report ‘The Fiber Year’ which is being published for the tenth time will be available for download from the company’s homepage www.oerlikontextile.com in June. A Chinese version of the report will be…
26 March 2010, Dublin – Research and Markets has added ‘Developments in Medical Textiles 2010’, a new report from textiles Intelligence to its offer. The report which covers recent advances in medical textiles, is summarised below. Textiles and textile fibres…
3 February 2010, Manchester - According to a 64 page report published by textiles Intelligence in December 2009, worldwide sales of nonwoven roll goods grew by only 3% in 2008 to reach US$17.3 bn. Sales of the world’s leading ten…
In this modern era where peoples are busy with the advanced technology and works; there might have some risk of working if anyone are in the risky production firm like Sea or Chemical Industry. So what the solution of that…
Definitions of Technical Textile The textiles which are used for the special purposes such as medical textiles, geo-textiles and water proof breathable fabric are called Technical Textile. Types of Technical Textile: There are 8 types of Technical Textile are available…
6 October 2009, Bolton - Entrepreneurs, businesses and academics have been networking at the University of Bolton, exploring the future of the textiles industry. More than 150 businesses were represented at the event which looked at how the North West…
10 October 2009, New York – Reportlinker.com has added ‘Innovations in Textiles’, a new market research report covering the latest innovations in the technical textiles industry. The following are some of the highlights of the report: Rayonier has developed a…
14 January 2009, New Delhi – Intertek, a leading provider of REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals Regulation) has completed pre-registration for over 100 local companies ranging across industries in India. REACH compliance enables companies to continue their…
What is Wool Fiber? Wool is a protein fiber and it is produced by the animals known as sheep. It is unique fire with scales on its surface. Wool, is a multi-cellular fiber and very expensive in price. Wool producers…
8 January 2009, Chicago - Intertek, a leading international provider of quality testing services to a wide range of industries, today announced its acquisition of Porst & Partner GmbH, located in Fürth near Nürnberg in Bavaria, Germany. Porst & Partner…
Various types of textile fibres are found in all over the world. A Classification of Textle Fibres are given below: 1. Natural Fibre of Textile. A) Vegetable Origin: a) Bast Fibres like Jute, Flax, Hemp, Kenaf, Sunn, Urena, and Nettle.…
Before giving a description on textiles history we should first know what is textiles? Well, Textiles is a technique by which a fabric is made by using the warp and weft yarn. Textiles are not only produced by weaving it,…
24 November 2008, Portland, Oregon - Dr. Wing Sung, BSc, MSc, PhD, Principal Research Officer, National Research Council of Canada (NRC), was awarded the inaugural Clean Technology Innovation Award from the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI) on November…
There are three main aspects of clothing comfort performance, thermal wet comfort, contacting comfort and visual comfort. Thermal comfort is the most important performance and must test through a professional Sweating Guarded Hotplate. Contacting comfort and visual comfort can test…