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23.09.2019

Tape inserts offer big potential for injection molding parts

Market and technology analysis confirms big potential for tape inserts in the injection molding process. Following the finalization of a major consortial project led by the Aachen Center for Integrative Lightweight Production (AZL) and the Institute for Plastics Processing at RWTH Aachen University (IKV), the result is clear: tape inserts offer enormous potential for injection molding parts. For suitable components, product costs and component properties can be positively influenced.

In cooperation with 20 industrial partners, the two renowned Aachen research institutes AZL and IKV carried out a detailed analysis of tape inserts in injection molded components over a period of eight months. The tapes, which are a few tenths of a millimeter thick, are continuous fibers, typically made of glass or carbon, completely impregnated and embedded in a thermoplastic matrix. The tapes can be precisely aligned to the loads in a component and are used primarily in high-performance applications with the aim of weight reduction. The aim of the conducted analysis was the identification of potential applications and the estimation of a wider range of applications.

Market and technology analysis confirms big potential for tape inserts in the injection molding process. Following the finalization of a major consortial project led by the Aachen Center for Integrative Lightweight Production (AZL) and the Institute for Plastics Processing at RWTH Aachen University (IKV), the result is clear: tape inserts offer enormous potential for injection molding parts. For suitable components, product costs and component properties can be positively influenced.

In cooperation with 20 industrial partners, the two renowned Aachen research institutes AZL and IKV carried out a detailed analysis of tape inserts in injection molded components over a period of eight months. The tapes, which are a few tenths of a millimeter thick, are continuous fibers, typically made of glass or carbon, completely impregnated and embedded in a thermoplastic matrix. The tapes can be precisely aligned to the loads in a component and are used primarily in high-performance applications with the aim of weight reduction. The aim of the conducted analysis was the identification of potential applications and the estimation of a wider range of applications.

The project was divided into several phases: Phase I was used to identify the current status. In 20 interviews with representative companies of the injection molding industry, the researchers gathered why tape inserts have rarely been taken into account so far, when defining the material concepts to be analyzed. The lack of information about the material class, the procedure and tools for the development process and the necessary production technologies were cited as major challenges. This is where the consortium will take action and provide comprehensive information during the “Technology Information Day” on the extensively prepared state of the art and the high degree of maturity of the supply chain. Based on the status quo, they developed a methodology for analyzing the technological and economic potential of tape inserts in injection molding applications.

Both the previous results and the planned follow-up projects are the subject of the “Technology Information Day" at K 2019, to which the companies involved in the study, the AZL and IKV, invite all companies along the value chain, from raw material manufacturers to injection molders to OEMs. (Date: 18th October 2019, 10:00 am to 1:30 pm, Trade Fair Düsseldorf CCD South, Room 002).

The consortium, amongst others consisting of Asahi Kasei Europe GmbH, BASF SE, Borealis AG, BÜFA Thermoplastic Composites GmbH & Co. KG, ENGEL AUSTRIA GmbH, Huesker Synthetic GmbH, LG Hausys R&D Center, Mitsui Chemicals, Nippon Electric Glass, Polyscope Polymers BV, POLYTEC GROUP, Simcon kunststofftechnische Software GmbH, SABIC and Toray International Europe GmbH, is inviting to the “Technology Information Day” at K 2019. The goal is to inform about the technology and to identify topics for future collaboration.

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AZL Aachen GmbH

18.09.2019

Hexcel to Exhibit at CAMX 2019

STAMFORD, Conn. – At this year’s CAMX conference, taking place on September 24-26 in Anaheim, CA (Booth L42), Hexcel will promote its broad portfolio of composite innovations for aerospace and industrial applications.

On display at the Hexcel booth, visitors will see an integrated wing panel demonstrator made with HiMax™ non-crimp reinforcements that were specially developed to complement a new generation of infusion resin systems. Visitors will also see a wing box demonstrator made from HiTape® dry carbon reinforcements. Both parts were injected with Hexcel’s RTM6 infusion resin and incorporate a toughening veil to enhance mechanical properties to meet the structural requirements for aerospace parts.

STAMFORD, Conn. – At this year’s CAMX conference, taking place on September 24-26 in Anaheim, CA (Booth L42), Hexcel will promote its broad portfolio of composite innovations for aerospace and industrial applications.

On display at the Hexcel booth, visitors will see an integrated wing panel demonstrator made with HiMax™ non-crimp reinforcements that were specially developed to complement a new generation of infusion resin systems. Visitors will also see a wing box demonstrator made from HiTape® dry carbon reinforcements. Both parts were injected with Hexcel’s RTM6 infusion resin and incorporate a toughening veil to enhance mechanical properties to meet the structural requirements for aerospace parts.

With 50 years of experience and the most qualified carbon fiber positions on aerospace programs in the industry with its comprehensive range of high-strength, high-strain PAN-based carbon fibers, Hexcel continues to innovate and is introducing a new fiber to its portfolio. HexTow® HM54 combines high modulus and high tensile strength, which allows structural designers to achieve higher safety margins for both stiffness and strength-critical applications. HexTow® carbon fibers are excellent not only for aerospace applications but also industrial and recreational applications. HexTow® carbon fibers are excellent not only for aerospace applications but also industrial and recreational applications, examples of golfing applications will be on display.

Additive manufacturing is on the forefront of innovation for composite technologies, and Hexcel is leading the way with its HexAM® additive manufacturing process. HexAM® additive manufacturing combines high performance PEKK thermoplastics with carbon fiber to produce flight-ready 3D printed HexPEKK® parts. HexPEKK® structures offer significant weight, cost and time-to-market reductions, replacing traditional cast or machined metallic parts in highly demanding aerospace, satellite and defense applications.

HexPly® M77 snap-cure prepregs are yet another example of Hexcel technology leading the way. HexPly® M77HF, the latest member of this quick-curing prepreg family, is revolutionizing the world of composites for high-performance sporting goods with its faster production times and excellent surface quality. It will be featured in the Hexcel booth in two products – a carbon fiber Goode water ski which is setting records in the competitive world with its precision and durability, and in a HED cycling wheel noted for its aerodynamics and light weight.

Among Hexcel’s latest technologies are the RF Interference Control materials made by ARC Technologies, a Hexcel company. A selection of these industry-leading custom RF / EMI and microwave absorbing composite materials for military, aerospace and industrial applications will be on display at the Hexcel booth.

HexForce® bias weave woven reinforcements are a patented solution to optimize material usage. These bias weave reinforcements are continuous rolls of carbon fiber fabric in which the warp and weft yarns are oriented on the bias at +/- 45° which can reduce prepreg waste up to 60%. Visitors at CAMX will be able to see this new woven reinforcement and learn more.

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AGENCE APOCOPE

Hans Werner Reinhardt (c) Messe Düsseldorf, Andreas Wiese
18.09.2019

Aufsichtsrat der Messe Düsseldorf verabschiedet Hans Werner Reinhard

In Abstimmung mit dem Aufsichtsratsvorsitzenden, Oberbürgermeister Thomas Geisel, wird Hans Werner Reinhard in der Sitzung des Aufsichtsrates der Gesellschaft am 27. September 2019 offiziell verabschiedet und zum 30. September 2019 seine Funktionen innerhalb der Messe Düsseldorf Gruppe niederlegen.

Reinhard hatte bereits am 28. Juni 2019 dem Aufsichtsrat der Messe Düsseldorf mitgeteilt, dass er das Unternehmen aus persönlichen Gründen verlassen werde. Reinhard verlagert mit seiner Familie den Lebensmittelpunkt nach Süddeutschland. Seine Ehefrau übernimmt in siebter Generation die Verantwortung für das familiengeführte Unternehmen ihres Vaters. Er wird seine Frau in dieser Tätigkeit unterstützen und sich beruflich neu orientieren.

Hans Werner Reinhard zeichnet seit 2014 als operativer Geschäftsführer verantwortlich für die Abteilun-gen Unternehmensentwicklung und Marktforschung sowie die Weltleitmessen boot, drupa, ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE, EuroShop und EuroCIS, interpack - components for processing and packaging und die weltweite Produktfamilie ProWein.

In Abstimmung mit dem Aufsichtsratsvorsitzenden, Oberbürgermeister Thomas Geisel, wird Hans Werner Reinhard in der Sitzung des Aufsichtsrates der Gesellschaft am 27. September 2019 offiziell verabschiedet und zum 30. September 2019 seine Funktionen innerhalb der Messe Düsseldorf Gruppe niederlegen.

Reinhard hatte bereits am 28. Juni 2019 dem Aufsichtsrat der Messe Düsseldorf mitgeteilt, dass er das Unternehmen aus persönlichen Gründen verlassen werde. Reinhard verlagert mit seiner Familie den Lebensmittelpunkt nach Süddeutschland. Seine Ehefrau übernimmt in siebter Generation die Verantwortung für das familiengeführte Unternehmen ihres Vaters. Er wird seine Frau in dieser Tätigkeit unterstützen und sich beruflich neu orientieren.

Hans Werner Reinhard zeichnet seit 2014 als operativer Geschäftsführer verantwortlich für die Abteilun-gen Unternehmensentwicklung und Marktforschung sowie die Weltleitmessen boot, drupa, ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE, EuroShop und EuroCIS, interpack - components for processing and packaging und die weltweite Produktfamilie ProWein.

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Messe Düsseldorf
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Messe Düsseldorf GmbH

Hyosung präsentiert aktualisierte nachhaltige Kollektion sowie creora® Color+ (c) Hyosung
17.09.2019

Hyosung präsentiert aktualisierte nachhaltige Kollektion sowie creora® Color+

  • INTERTEXTILE SHANGHAI-NEWS: Update der nachhaltigen Kollektion sowie creora® Color+
  • HYOSUNG auf der INTERTEXTILE SHANGHAI 25th-27th September 2019

Auf der kommenden Intertextile in Shanghai stellt Hyosung eine aktualisierte Kollektion seiner recycelten Nylon- und Polyesterfasern vor. Alle recycelten Garne von Hyosung bieten die gleichen Leistungsmerkmale wie die Standardprodukte und bieten Marken und Händlern die Möglichkeit, die steigende Nachfrage der Verbraucher nach nachhaltiger und umweltbewusster Kleidung zu befriedigen.

"Bei Hyosung gehen wir von einer sich ändernden Marktdynamik aus und entwickeln weiterhin führende nachhaltige Lösungen, wie creora® eco-soft Spandex, das nicht nur zur Energieeinsparung für Nachhaltigkeit mit geringen thermofixierenden Eigenschaften beiträgt, sondern auch eine stabile Produktion von 4-Wege-Stretchgeweben ermöglicht. Wir zeigen die ersten Innovationen bei recyceltem Spandex mit creora® regen," fasst Mike Simko, Global Marketing Director bei Hyosung, die Entwicklung zusammen.

  • INTERTEXTILE SHANGHAI-NEWS: Update der nachhaltigen Kollektion sowie creora® Color+
  • HYOSUNG auf der INTERTEXTILE SHANGHAI 25th-27th September 2019

Auf der kommenden Intertextile in Shanghai stellt Hyosung eine aktualisierte Kollektion seiner recycelten Nylon- und Polyesterfasern vor. Alle recycelten Garne von Hyosung bieten die gleichen Leistungsmerkmale wie die Standardprodukte und bieten Marken und Händlern die Möglichkeit, die steigende Nachfrage der Verbraucher nach nachhaltiger und umweltbewusster Kleidung zu befriedigen.

"Bei Hyosung gehen wir von einer sich ändernden Marktdynamik aus und entwickeln weiterhin führende nachhaltige Lösungen, wie creora® eco-soft Spandex, das nicht nur zur Energieeinsparung für Nachhaltigkeit mit geringen thermofixierenden Eigenschaften beiträgt, sondern auch eine stabile Produktion von 4-Wege-Stretchgeweben ermöglicht. Wir zeigen die ersten Innovationen bei recyceltem Spandex mit creora® regen," fasst Mike Simko, Global Marketing Director bei Hyosung, die Entwicklung zusammen.

MIPAN regen aqua X Nylon und regen askin™ Polyester sind Kühlfasern, die Frische mit einem coolen Touch-Effekt für Mode- und Sportbekleidungsstoffe liefern. Die cotna™-Faser von Hyosung ist ein natürlicher Touch-Polyester mit ausgezeichneter Pilling-Performance sowie guten Wicking- und Formbeständigkeitseigenschaften.

"regen aerolight polyester ist für alle Jahreszeiten geeignet und kombiniert die Vorteile von Kunst- und Naturfasern", sagt Mike Simko. "Mit einem C-förmigen Querschnitt bietet es ein ausgezeichnetes Feuchtigkeitsmanagement und weist zudem einen weicheren, natürlicheren Griff als herkömmliches Polyester auf."

Auf der Intertextile Shanghai konzentriert sich Hyosung auch auf creora® Color+, ein Spandex, das außergewöhnliche Farben liefert; satte und lebendige Farben für Nylon. Gewebe aus creora® Color+ geben dem Gewebe den gleichen Qualitätsstandard zurück und bieten unterschiedliche Leistungsstufen für alle Bekleidungsanwendungen.

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eastside communications

16.09.2019

Schoeller Introduces PROEARTH™ Biodegradable Textiles

Schoeller, the global textile solutions manufacturer dedicated to sustainability and innovation for more than 150 years, introduces its new PROEARTH™ collection of biodegradable textiles. The new collection, comprised of bluesign® approved fabrics with biodegradable polyester, will debut as part of its Schoeller FTC (SFTC) line, a joint venture between Schoeller Textil AG and the Taiwanese Formosa Taffeta Co. Ltd., at Premiere Vision Paris, September 17-19, Hall 6, Stand 6J18.

As the founding developer of the bluesign® system, the first activewear and leisurewear manufacturer to receive Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification, and one of the first companies to sign the UN’s Paris Agreement for climate change, Schoeller continues to be on the cutting edge of sustainable practices, bringing one of the first collections of biodegradable synthetic fabrics to the market. Its most recent development, PROEARTH was created to help offset the more than 16 million tons of textile waste produced in the US alone each year.

Schoeller, the global textile solutions manufacturer dedicated to sustainability and innovation for more than 150 years, introduces its new PROEARTH™ collection of biodegradable textiles. The new collection, comprised of bluesign® approved fabrics with biodegradable polyester, will debut as part of its Schoeller FTC (SFTC) line, a joint venture between Schoeller Textil AG and the Taiwanese Formosa Taffeta Co. Ltd., at Premiere Vision Paris, September 17-19, Hall 6, Stand 6J18.

As the founding developer of the bluesign® system, the first activewear and leisurewear manufacturer to receive Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification, and one of the first companies to sign the UN’s Paris Agreement for climate change, Schoeller continues to be on the cutting edge of sustainable practices, bringing one of the first collections of biodegradable synthetic fabrics to the market. Its most recent development, PROEARTH was created to help offset the more than 16 million tons of textile waste produced in the US alone each year.

Jacket, pant and lining fabrics
The SFTC PROEARTH collection will launch with five, bluesign®-approved fabrics designed for lifestyle, fashion and outdoor categories. Made with virgin polyester that has been optimized for biodegradation and has tested to biodegrade at faster and better rates than competitive offerings, the initial PROEARTH articles available this fall include jacket, pant and lining material qualities with various colour options.

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Schoeller Textil AG Schoeller
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Schoeller Textil AG

(c) Messe Frankfurt GmbH
16.09.2019

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles 25th anniversary with increase in exhibitors

Celebrating 25 years as Asia’s leading trade fair for the interior textiles industry, Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles opened its doors from 28 – 31 August. Covering seven halls at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, around 1,150 exhibitors from 27 countries and regions displayed their latest products and technologies for the home and contract textiles sectors (2018: 1,091).

Exhibitor highlights from 2019

Celebrating 25 years as Asia’s leading trade fair for the interior textiles industry, Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles opened its doors from 28 – 31 August. Covering seven halls at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, around 1,150 exhibitors from 27 countries and regions displayed their latest products and technologies for the home and contract textiles sectors (2018: 1,091).

Exhibitor highlights from 2019

•    Country and region pavilions from Belgium, Pakistan, Taiwan and Turkey
•    Expanded finished products zone: more sourcing options were available in hall 8.1 this year for finished products and a range of home décor items.
•    Finished curtain zone located in the North Hall
•    Bed, bath, kitchen and table: suppliers from China were joined by exhibitors from Australia, Austria, Denmark, Hungary, Japan and elsewhere in these product categories.
•    Whole-home and editor zones: buyers could source the latest luxury branded products and gain decoration concept inspiration in these high-end zones.
•    Textile design zone: 20 design studios from 12 countries including China, Finland, France, India, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland and the UK showcased their avant-garde collections.

 

13.09.2019

GENESIS: M&J GROUP back at the Kingpins China tour

The Group leading facility GENESIS, to drive a new path: when responsible quality means social development

The third time at the Kingpins China Tour (Guangzhou – Hangzhou I September 4 & 6), has been the chance to present the new strategic path undertaken by GENESIS:M&J GROUP. The Group’s leading facility GENESIS aims to explore new business possibilities in the Chinese market through innovative and sustainable developments, showing the interconnections between quality production and a truly responsible approach, one that must also become socially conscious.

GENESIS:M&J GROUP obtained two prestigious LEED Platinum certifications in recent years, and June 2019 saw them being granted the LEED Earth for the Genesis Washing Ltd. facility, confirming its ability to stay at the forefront of quality apparel manufacturing, providing reliability and top-notch services. For the new edition of the Kingpins China Tour, the company has undertaken new developments in terms of responsibility, intended on a double track: improving the eco-conscious production processes while taking significant initiatives in terms of social responsibility.

The Group leading facility GENESIS, to drive a new path: when responsible quality means social development

The third time at the Kingpins China Tour (Guangzhou – Hangzhou I September 4 & 6), has been the chance to present the new strategic path undertaken by GENESIS:M&J GROUP. The Group’s leading facility GENESIS aims to explore new business possibilities in the Chinese market through innovative and sustainable developments, showing the interconnections between quality production and a truly responsible approach, one that must also become socially conscious.

GENESIS:M&J GROUP obtained two prestigious LEED Platinum certifications in recent years, and June 2019 saw them being granted the LEED Earth for the Genesis Washing Ltd. facility, confirming its ability to stay at the forefront of quality apparel manufacturing, providing reliability and top-notch services. For the new edition of the Kingpins China Tour, the company has undertaken new developments in terms of responsibility, intended on a double track: improving the eco-conscious production processes while taking significant initiatives in terms of social responsibility.

(c) Re.VerSo™
13.09.2019

Re.VerSo™ at Première Vision Paris

Re.VerSo™ will be on hand at Première Vision to present refined and innovative materials that inspire creativity and infuse technology. Worth to highlight, the fact that, at the beginning of 2019, Re.VerSo™ has been selected as one of the protagonists of the Sustainable Thinking project of the Museo Salvatore Ferragamo, thanks to the value it bears in the field of responsible innovation. Representing excellence as the result of a culture of Made in Italy traditions, combined with a new vision of Smart Innovation, Re.VerSo™, the advanced supply chain, integrated, transparent and traceable, 100% Made in Italy, covers the woven textiles market through the unique offer of A. Stelloni Collection by Mapel.

For next season, A.Stelloni Collection by Mapel offers even more Re.VerSo™ solutions with strong focus on noble fibres such as Re.VerSo™ Baby Camel and Re.VerSo™ Cashmere for coats and jackets. New finishes, draps, streaks, velours and, mostly, Re.VerSo™ Baby Camel developments, as the company is becoming leader for the sustainable Camel market.

Re.VerSo™ will be on hand at Première Vision to present refined and innovative materials that inspire creativity and infuse technology. Worth to highlight, the fact that, at the beginning of 2019, Re.VerSo™ has been selected as one of the protagonists of the Sustainable Thinking project of the Museo Salvatore Ferragamo, thanks to the value it bears in the field of responsible innovation. Representing excellence as the result of a culture of Made in Italy traditions, combined with a new vision of Smart Innovation, Re.VerSo™, the advanced supply chain, integrated, transparent and traceable, 100% Made in Italy, covers the woven textiles market through the unique offer of A. Stelloni Collection by Mapel.

For next season, A.Stelloni Collection by Mapel offers even more Re.VerSo™ solutions with strong focus on noble fibres such as Re.VerSo™ Baby Camel and Re.VerSo™ Cashmere for coats and jackets. New finishes, draps, streaks, velours and, mostly, Re.VerSo™ Baby Camel developments, as the company is becoming leader for the sustainable Camel market.

More information:
The Re.Verso™ product
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GB Network Marketing & Communication

(c) C.L.A.S.S.
13.09.2019

C.L.A.S.S. brings forward the state of the art of smart fashion in Paris

The new generation of smart - and water saving! – cotton, an innovative brand-new collaborative business model bringing companies together to create smart and sustainable collections for the wardrobe, a textile ‘bank’ to inspire and empower creatives committed to design responsible fashion and more…

C.L.A.S.S. – the acronym for Creativity Lifestyle and Sustainable Synergy - is the global resource for smart material innovation, education, marketing and communication. Founded by Giusy Bettoni - entrepreneur, innovator as well as Première Vision’s sustainability consultant - the platform has become an influential player supporting leading textile and fashion companies to develop, establish and narrate their true sustainable commitment. In Paris, C.L.A.S.S. will bring forward its vision and strategy with a set of initiatives, talks and projects.

“For the third time, we will join Première Vision’s SMART CREATION district with a triple mission: providing all strategic tools to trigger change, raising awareness on sustainability and bringing companies and professionals together to share the ultimate smart innovation.” Explains Giusy Bettoni.

The new generation of smart - and water saving! – cotton, an innovative brand-new collaborative business model bringing companies together to create smart and sustainable collections for the wardrobe, a textile ‘bank’ to inspire and empower creatives committed to design responsible fashion and more…

C.L.A.S.S. – the acronym for Creativity Lifestyle and Sustainable Synergy - is the global resource for smart material innovation, education, marketing and communication. Founded by Giusy Bettoni - entrepreneur, innovator as well as Première Vision’s sustainability consultant - the platform has become an influential player supporting leading textile and fashion companies to develop, establish and narrate their true sustainable commitment. In Paris, C.L.A.S.S. will bring forward its vision and strategy with a set of initiatives, talks and projects.

“For the third time, we will join Première Vision’s SMART CREATION district with a triple mission: providing all strategic tools to trigger change, raising awareness on sustainability and bringing companies and professionals together to share the ultimate smart innovation.” Explains Giusy Bettoni.

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GB Network Marketing & Communication

Foto: Tempelhof Projekt GmbH
12.09.2019

Neonyt zieht in den Flughafen Tempelhof

Mit der Herbst-/Winterausgabe 2020 zieht die Neonyt in den Flughafen Tempelhof Berlin. Mit dabei ist eine der spannendsten Label-Neugründungen der letzten Jahre: True Standard.

Der Hangar 4 des stillgelegten Berliner Flughafens Tempelhof wird die neue Location der kommenden Ausgabe der Neonyt vom 14. bis 16. Januar 2020. Damit zieht der globale Hub für Mode, Nachhaltigkeit und Innovation in eines der spektakulärsten und historisch bedeutendsten Bauwerke und Europas größtes zusammenhängendes Baudenkmal. Als Aussteller ist erstmals das neu gegründete Label True Standard dabei.

Mit der Herbst-/Winterausgabe 2020 zieht die Neonyt in den Flughafen Tempelhof Berlin. Mit dabei ist eine der spannendsten Label-Neugründungen der letzten Jahre: True Standard.

Der Hangar 4 des stillgelegten Berliner Flughafens Tempelhof wird die neue Location der kommenden Ausgabe der Neonyt vom 14. bis 16. Januar 2020. Damit zieht der globale Hub für Mode, Nachhaltigkeit und Innovation in eines der spektakulärsten und historisch bedeutendsten Bauwerke und Europas größtes zusammenhängendes Baudenkmal. Als Aussteller ist erstmals das neu gegründete Label True Standard dabei.

„Mit dem Flughafen Tempelhof beziehen wir eine der bekanntesten Locations der Stadt. Das großzügige Gelände und der Hangar 4 des Tempelhof geben uns eine Vielzahl neuer Möglichkeiten, die Neonyt konsequent weiterzuentwickeln und weiter zu wachsen. So vereinen wir beispielsweise erstmals alle Aussteller der Neonyt auf einer Ebene und schaffen damit eine neue Perspektive auf das Zusammenspiel von Kollektionen, Herstellungstechnologien und den Insights aus unseren Formaten wie der Fashionsustain oder Prepeek“, sagt Olaf Schmidt, Vice President Textiles and Textile Technologies bei der Messe Frankfurt.

More information:
Neonyt
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Frankfurt Messe GmbH

(c) Filo d'Oro
11.09.2019

Filo d’Oro: talian silk shines at Première Vision

Filo d’Oro has been selected by Première Vision to exhibit within the SMART CREATION area, the key research and sourcing space for those looking for new generation of sustainable solutions. An informative, educational, visionary and multimedia space where exhibitors, designers, buyers and fashion brands can experience and truly visualize the progress the industry is making in terms of responsibility. At the show in Paris above all they will present a consolidated system of collaborations and a virtuous network that works side by side to make the difference with certified superior quality products for the international market.

Filo d’Oro has been selected by Première Vision to exhibit within the SMART CREATION area, the key research and sourcing space for those looking for new generation of sustainable solutions. An informative, educational, visionary and multimedia space where exhibitors, designers, buyers and fashion brands can experience and truly visualize the progress the industry is making in terms of responsibility. At the show in Paris above all they will present a consolidated system of collaborations and a virtuous network that works side by side to make the difference with certified superior quality products for the international market.

Within Filo D’oro, on the occasion of the inclusion in the Smart Creation, they present innovations that reflect "a real commitment to cultural sustainability as well as industrial and production". The organic silks are made with natural fibers from organic farming, the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certification guarantees both the quality of the raw materials and the sustainability of all production processes. The FSC® certified viscose comes from forests with sustainable management that respects the environment and the population, other viscose developments are made with Ecovero™ yarn from certified and controlled sources. The polyesters are GRS certified, they are made with Newlife™, a yarn born from the transformation through mechanical process of post-consumer plastic bottles collected in northern Italy, whose production process is entirely 100% Made in Italy. Some proposals combine Newlife™ with ECOANTEX, a yarn resulting from the transformation of post-industrial waste and the selective collection of Pet packaging.

More information:
Filo d'Oro Première Vision
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GB Network

WHERE I BELONG: Heimtextil stellt die Designtrends für 20/21 vor (c) Bart Hess for Heimtextil
Trendbuch Cover - Bart Hess for Heimtextil
11.09.2019

WHERE I BELONG: Heimtextil presents the design trends for 2020/2021

Heimtextil will launch the new 2020/2021 trend season with the general theme “WHERE I BELONG”. For the official Heimtextil Trend Preview, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam director Anne Marie Commandeur  introduced the new design themes. The presentation in the run-up to Heimtextil (7-10 January 2020) took place at the Textile Museum’s Textile Lab in Tilburg, the Netherlands on 11 September 2019 and was streamed worldwide.

This season, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam is responsible for the Trend Book content and Trend Space implementation at the upcoming international trade fair for home and contract textiles. Alongside Stijlinstituut Amsterdam, London-based studio FranklinTill and Danish agency SPOTT trends & business contributed to the 20/21 global forecast for perspective-related interior design. Together with the Heimtextil management team, these Trend Council participants gave insights into future styles during a workshop.

Heimtextil will launch the new 2020/2021 trend season with the general theme “WHERE I BELONG”. For the official Heimtextil Trend Preview, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam director Anne Marie Commandeur  introduced the new design themes. The presentation in the run-up to Heimtextil (7-10 January 2020) took place at the Textile Museum’s Textile Lab in Tilburg, the Netherlands on 11 September 2019 and was streamed worldwide.

This season, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam is responsible for the Trend Book content and Trend Space implementation at the upcoming international trade fair for home and contract textiles. Alongside Stijlinstituut Amsterdam, London-based studio FranklinTill and Danish agency SPOTT trends & business contributed to the 20/21 global forecast for perspective-related interior design. Together with the Heimtextil management team, these Trend Council participants gave insights into future styles during a workshop.

At the annual international Trend Council workshop, identity was an ever-present topic: part of a broader discussion on gender and cultural diversity, on tolerance and curiosity. Today, the self-identification process seems more complex than ever. Identities are now formed through experiences that take place simultaneously, on different levels. Locally, nationally, globally, both online and offline. Identity therefore can consist of many different layers. In fact, individuals can all have multilayered identities.

Heimtextil Trends 20/21 Overview:

MAXIMUM GLAM

Pleasure seekers revel in layering theatrical influences and glamorous showtime aesthetics, forging a fantastic marriage between the crafted and digitally rendered. Textiles show a ‘more is more’ attitude through a mash-up of glam, gradients and spectrums, fake fur, pile and fringe, jacquard weaves and fantastic prints. The flashy, kitsch colour range becomes brutally glam thanks to electric sheen, synthetic shimmer, digital glitch and artful blur. A riot of clashes and rebellion.

PURE SPIRITUAL

Idealists seek perfection and purity, restoring equilibrium by connecting with the uber-natural. They embrace technology for good while shifting between realism and mysticism in pursuit of a personal haven. To address a renewed bond with nature, organic matter, raw materials and pure textiles are selected which show nature’s traces, organic structures and irregularities. Shades are created from the earth and cultured by man. An elemental and pure range reflects the source of their existence.

ACTIVE URBAN

Urban dwellers confront the challenges of the fast paced, shape-shifting, man-made environment by searching for utilitarian, adaptable solutions. They value tech performance while making smart use of  available and renewable resources. Functionality is prioritised, while looking cool and working well remains key. Interior/sportswear hybrid textiles show smooth surfaces and a fun mash-up of graphic textures. The palette shows uniform blue, asphalt grey and caterpillar yellow.

HERITAGE LUX

Preservers of historic legacies treasure sensuousness alongside the uncanny, enlightenment together with darkness, for a whole new immersive experience. This new narrative translates to a love for luxury and splendour, decoration and embellishment. Finding beauty in history and nature through ornamental patterning and alluring surface enhancement. Reflecting on ancient history results in a palette featuring enigmatic blood red, sapphire and a lustrous mother-of-pearl.

MULTI-LOCAL

Hyper-locals go global, celebrating inclusivity over appropriation, honouring traditional craftsmanship and adjusting the world’s gaze to embrace exchange, creative integrity and diverse identities. Indigenous style meets global influences. This is a celebration of crafted and decorative pattern, from tribal and folkloric to geometric and abstract. Textile colours become part of a wider cultural narrative, linked to local community, cultural heritage and private identity.

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Gemeinsam nachhaltig handeln: Das World Textile Forum 2019 geht zu Ende (c) World Textile Forum 2019 - Schweizerische Textilfachschule STF
10.09.2019

Working together for a sustainable textile business: Looking back at World Textile Forum 2019

The 2019 World Textile Forum closes its doors after two successful and exciting days.

On September 9 and 10 renowned speakers and experts from the textile business gathered in Zurich to discuss opportunities in the changing textile world. Exciting talks and keynotes illustrated new possibilities for a more sustainable and digital textile industry. While one part of the versatile program focussed on “Sustainable Sourcing” with speakers such as Robert van de Kerkhof (Lenzing AG), Heinz Zeller (Hugo Boss), Daniel Gemperle (Calida) and Anna Maria Rugarli (VF), the topic of “Digital Production” became the centre of attention later thanks to experts like Torbjörn Netland (ETH), Maximilian Kürig (Karl Mayer), Maria Neidhold (Spoonflower) and Holger Max-Lang (Lectra). They offered new perspectives on the sustainable future of the textile industry, presenting innovative sustainable production and business models. The subsequent panels furthered the knowledge exchange between both attendees and speakers and led to lively discussions.

The 2019 World Textile Forum closes its doors after two successful and exciting days.

On September 9 and 10 renowned speakers and experts from the textile business gathered in Zurich to discuss opportunities in the changing textile world. Exciting talks and keynotes illustrated new possibilities for a more sustainable and digital textile industry. While one part of the versatile program focussed on “Sustainable Sourcing” with speakers such as Robert van de Kerkhof (Lenzing AG), Heinz Zeller (Hugo Boss), Daniel Gemperle (Calida) and Anna Maria Rugarli (VF), the topic of “Digital Production” became the centre of attention later thanks to experts like Torbjörn Netland (ETH), Maximilian Kürig (Karl Mayer), Maria Neidhold (Spoonflower) and Holger Max-Lang (Lectra). They offered new perspectives on the sustainable future of the textile industry, presenting innovative sustainable production and business models. The subsequent panels furthered the knowledge exchange between both attendees and speakers and led to lively discussions.

Swiss Textile Federation, Swiss Textile & Fashion Institute STF and Gherzi Textil Organisation would like to thank all attendees and look forward to the next World Textile Forum!

Italian Converter celebrates 25 years with the  E.C.O. KOSMOS cross-collection (c) GB Network
Toupe and brick red E.C.O. Graffiti (100% linen) on E.C.O. Aurora (cotton and AMNI SOUL ECO®)
09.09.2019

Italian Converter celebrates 25 years with the E.C.O. KOSMOS cross-collection

  • Empowering fashion with responsible R&D, cutting edge finishing and a Made in Italy design imprint

Paris - “The soul of sustainable fashion is an alchemy, a combined commitment and an act of responsibility”. This is the motto ‘embossed’ in the collections and the values of Italian Converter. At Première Vision, the leading manufacturer celebrates its 25th anniversary and presents E.C.O. KOSMOS, a cross-collection, a brand-new ‘green line’ range’ and a winning formula shining a light on the company’s responsible path and unique ‘blend’ for the fashion of tomorrow.

  • Empowering fashion with responsible R&D, cutting edge finishing and a Made in Italy design imprint

Paris - “The soul of sustainable fashion is an alchemy, a combined commitment and an act of responsibility”. This is the motto ‘embossed’ in the collections and the values of Italian Converter. At Première Vision, the leading manufacturer celebrates its 25th anniversary and presents E.C.O. KOSMOS, a cross-collection, a brand-new ‘green line’ range’ and a winning formula shining a light on the company’s responsible path and unique ‘blend’ for the fashion of tomorrow.

The acronym E.C.O. stands for Ecologic, Conversion, Optimisation; three unique concepts and values that truly embody Italian Converter DNA: sustainability, transformative process and quality improvement.
For over 25 years, Italian Converter creates high-quality materials for some of the leading fashion and accessories brands. “Made in Italy and sustainability are part of our DNA.” Says Costantino Karazissis, founder of Italian Converter. “We believe that responsible sourcing and processes as well as a deep research into new technology pathways and a market-savvy taste for material design must be the starting point.”

At the core of the company’s responsible alchemy is also the constant research for the perfect balance of 100% Made in Italy materials. “We proudly collaborate with 120 skilled employees producing new hybrid material innovations daily, attracting partnerships from the best high-end brands both in Italy and abroad”.

Toupe and brick red E.C.O. Graffiti (100% linen) on E.C.O. Aurora (cotton and AMNI SOUL ECO®)

E.C.O. KOSMOS is entirely traceable, transparent, 100%made in Italy. The collection walks through a very complete and balanced range sustainable materials - from natural to eco high tech ones- that are transformed, enriched and valued in 9 high-tech cutting-edge innovations thanks to the Italian Converter expertise.
•    The natural line starts from bases of cotton bonded with AMNI SOUL ECO®, an enhanced polyamide 6.6 that degrades within 5 years instead of decades, as other conventional ones do.
•    The stretch innovations start from bases in GRS-certified Newlife™, a cutting-edge premium recycled polyester created using a High-Tech Conversion Model. Thanks to a mechanical process, used plastic bottles are turned into a top-quality polymer and yarn which is 100% traceable and 100% Made in Italy. The whole process takes place within a 100 square km area in Piedmont in Northern Italy.
 
All the references make use only of water-based resins and Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified dying. The result, is resistant and transpiring solutions which come with bold and high-performing features, with a soft touch or even with a silky, yet strong, and enveloping feel. The designs range from rustic to contemporary and nod to jacquard, ‘authentic look’ and ‘drill’ hints. An ideal solution for footwear, apparel and leather goods.

Long story short? No compromises. E.C.O. Kosmos reflects design, innovation and responsible values, as well as 100% Italian Converter know-how.
 
“But this is just the beginning,” adds Karazissis. “The next step we are going to implement in the E.C.O. Kosmos cross-collection is a progressive integration of our triple-expertise, processes and R&D.” A sustainable step forward, a leap woven into a deep expertise a story to-be-continued. For a better future, this is for sure.

 

(c) Roof courtesy
09.09.2019

CHOMARAT’S CARBON RANGE IN THE SPOTLIGHT AT CAMX 2019 EXPO

At CAMX Expo, Chomarat is showcasing its range of carbon reinforcements, including live demos: a rocket fairing mold, a kayak paddle and a flat panel will be on display in the demonstration area of Composites One, a partner of Chomarat. The Chomarat carbon range is also available in the USA through Composites One’s distribution network.

DEMONSTRATING THE UNIQUE PROPERTIES OF CHOMARAT’S REINFORCEMENTS
For the rocket fairing mold, the kayak paddle and the flat panel applications, Chomarat’s C-WeaveTM carbon reinforcement offers a unique and excellent visual appearance and structural performance at the same time. “In addition to C-WeaveTM, the kayak paddle comprises another reinforcement: G-flowTM, the 2-in-1 reinforcement for infusion to strengthen the vacuum-flow,” explains Travis Irvin, Sales Manager and Closed Mould Process Expert at Chomarat.

Other live demos of skateboards will demonstrate the potential for high-volume production with RovicoreTM, the famous glass sandwich reinforcement created by Chomarat. ”RovicoreTM is always at the forefront of technology for LRTM process,” he adds.

At CAMX Expo, Chomarat is showcasing its range of carbon reinforcements, including live demos: a rocket fairing mold, a kayak paddle and a flat panel will be on display in the demonstration area of Composites One, a partner of Chomarat. The Chomarat carbon range is also available in the USA through Composites One’s distribution network.

DEMONSTRATING THE UNIQUE PROPERTIES OF CHOMARAT’S REINFORCEMENTS
For the rocket fairing mold, the kayak paddle and the flat panel applications, Chomarat’s C-WeaveTM carbon reinforcement offers a unique and excellent visual appearance and structural performance at the same time. “In addition to C-WeaveTM, the kayak paddle comprises another reinforcement: G-flowTM, the 2-in-1 reinforcement for infusion to strengthen the vacuum-flow,” explains Travis Irvin, Sales Manager and Closed Mould Process Expert at Chomarat.

Other live demos of skateboards will demonstrate the potential for high-volume production with RovicoreTM, the famous glass sandwich reinforcement created by Chomarat. ”RovicoreTM is always at the forefront of technology for LRTM process,” he adds.

Moreover, Chomarat is displaying a motorcycle helmet with exposed carbon and a very light kayak paddle, highlighting the properties of C-WeaveTM. A tennis racket using C-PLYTM will also be displayed at the show.

 

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(c) DOMOTEX
05.09.2019

DOMOTEX 2020: Wohlfühlatmosphäre auf Schritt und Tritt

  • Internationale Architekten und Gestalter verwenden Produkte von DOMOTEXAusstellern für ihre Interior Design Konzepte
  • Aussteller aus aller Welt planen ihren Messeauftritt für die kommende DOMOTEX 2020

Das neue Leitthema der DOMOTEX „ATMYSPHERE“ betont unterschiedliche Eigenschaften von Bodenbelägen, die zu mehr Wohlbefinden in Innen- und Außenräumen beitragen – von umweltfreundlichen und gesundheitsschonenden Aspekten bis zur ästhetischen und akustischen Wirkung. Die Vorbereitungen zur kommenden Veranstaltung (10. – 13. Januar 2020) laufen längst an. Viele Aussteller sind dabei, Messeneuheiten zu entwickeln und ein spezielles Angebotsportfolio im Sinne des Leitthemas zu konzipieren.

Mit ihren innovativen Produkten sind DOMOTEX-Aussteller überall auf der Welt bei vorbildlichen Referenzprojekten präsent. Renommierte Architekten und Planer nutzen Laminate, handgefertigte Teppiche oder Naturholzdielen, um trendsetzende Interior Designs zu schaffen, in denen man sich wohlfühlt. Die verwendeten Bodenbeläge, von denen einige ihre Premiere auf der DOMOTEX hatten, bilden dabei die Basis einer angenehmen Raumatmosphäre.

  • Internationale Architekten und Gestalter verwenden Produkte von DOMOTEXAusstellern für ihre Interior Design Konzepte
  • Aussteller aus aller Welt planen ihren Messeauftritt für die kommende DOMOTEX 2020

Das neue Leitthema der DOMOTEX „ATMYSPHERE“ betont unterschiedliche Eigenschaften von Bodenbelägen, die zu mehr Wohlbefinden in Innen- und Außenräumen beitragen – von umweltfreundlichen und gesundheitsschonenden Aspekten bis zur ästhetischen und akustischen Wirkung. Die Vorbereitungen zur kommenden Veranstaltung (10. – 13. Januar 2020) laufen längst an. Viele Aussteller sind dabei, Messeneuheiten zu entwickeln und ein spezielles Angebotsportfolio im Sinne des Leitthemas zu konzipieren.

Mit ihren innovativen Produkten sind DOMOTEX-Aussteller überall auf der Welt bei vorbildlichen Referenzprojekten präsent. Renommierte Architekten und Planer nutzen Laminate, handgefertigte Teppiche oder Naturholzdielen, um trendsetzende Interior Designs zu schaffen, in denen man sich wohlfühlt. Die verwendeten Bodenbeläge, von denen einige ihre Premiere auf der DOMOTEX hatten, bilden dabei die Basis einer angenehmen Raumatmosphäre.

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Domotex Domotex 2020
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neumann communication

FASHIONSUSTAIN: Die Neonyt Konferenz wird noch internationaler (c) Messe Frankfurt
04.09.2019

FASHIONSUSTAIN: Die Neonyt Konferenz wird noch internationaler

  • Neonyt: The Global Hub for Fashion, Sustainability and Innovation
  • Berlin, 14. bis 16. Januar 2020

Mit zwei weiteren Spin-offs in Los Angeles und in Shanghai treibt die Messe Frankfurt die Internationalisierung der Fashionsustain, der Konferenz zur Neonyt, weiter voran. Im Juli machte sie bereits in New York City Station. Lenzing mit TENCEL™ unterstützt die internationalen Bestrebungen der Konferenz.

Gleich zweimal bringt die Fashionsustain, die Konferenz der Messe Frankfurt rund um nachhaltige Textilinnovationen, im September Vorreiter der Branche außerhalb Deutschlands zusammen. Am 20. September gastiert der Event im Rahmen des LA Fashion Festivals in Los Angeles. Am 26. September bildet die Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics in Shanghai den Rahmen.

  • Neonyt: The Global Hub for Fashion, Sustainability and Innovation
  • Berlin, 14. bis 16. Januar 2020

Mit zwei weiteren Spin-offs in Los Angeles und in Shanghai treibt die Messe Frankfurt die Internationalisierung der Fashionsustain, der Konferenz zur Neonyt, weiter voran. Im Juli machte sie bereits in New York City Station. Lenzing mit TENCEL™ unterstützt die internationalen Bestrebungen der Konferenz.

Gleich zweimal bringt die Fashionsustain, die Konferenz der Messe Frankfurt rund um nachhaltige Textilinnovationen, im September Vorreiter der Branche außerhalb Deutschlands zusammen. Am 20. September gastiert der Event im Rahmen des LA Fashion Festivals in Los Angeles. Am 26. September bildet die Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics in Shanghai den Rahmen.

Beim LA Fashion Festival (LAFF) steht die Fashionsustain unter dem Motto „The change of fashion is now” und findet in enger Zusammenarbeit mit Lenzing statt. So informiert Lenzing vor Ort zusätzlich an einem eigenen Messestand über die Wertschöpfungskette sowie die Nachhaltigkeits- und Funktionsvorteile rund um ihre Faser und Garnmarke TENCEL™. Es sprechen unter anderem Vertreter von Lenzing, Candiani und Global Denim sowie “Denim-Papst” Adriano Goldschmied und Kerry Bannigan von der Conscious Fashion Campaign supported by the UN Office for Partnerships.

Als zentraler Bestandteil der Fashion-Events in Los Angeles verbindet das zweitägige LA Fashion Festival Einflüsse aus Film, Handel, Innovation und Beauty und schafft so immersive kulturelle Erfahrungen. Das LAFF geht aus dem LA Fashion Film Festival hervor und bietet vom 20. bis 21. September unter anderem Filme, Workshops, Masterclasses, Pop-ups und Vorträge rund um das Thema Mode.

Im Rahmen der Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics, einer der weltweit größten Fachmessen für Bekleidungsstoffe und Accessoires und organisiert von der Messe Frankfurt, kommt bei der Fashionsustain am 26. September in Shanghai die Keynote von Edwin Keh (Hongkong Research Institute of Textile and Apparel, HKRITA). Anschließend sprechen Andreas Streubig (Director Global Sustainability, Hugo Boss), Jiehui Kia (Principal Sustainability Strategiest, Forum for the Future), Micke Magnusson (Change Agent und Advisor, ReAccess) und Mikkel Hansen (Program and Partnership Lead at Explorium, Fung Group) über die Bedeutung und Herausforderungen mehr Pilotprojekte im Bereich textiler Innovation aufzubauen sowie die Frage wie neue Textilien schneller zur Marktreife befördert werden können.

Es folgen Innovator Pitches der Startups TG3D, Reflaunt und Circular Systems, präsentiert von den Akzeleratoren Fashion for Good, The Mills Fabrica und der H&M Foundation, sowie der Branchengröße HeiQ.

Im anschließenden Panel steht die Bedeutung und Skalierbarkeit innovativer Technologien für die Textilindustrie im Fokus. Es diskutieren Cherry Cheuk Yan Ho (Investment Manager, The Mills Fabrica), Celine Huang (CEO Greater China, HeiQ), Emily Franklin (Innovation Associate, Fashion for Good), Florian Heubrandner (Vice President Global Business Management Textiles, Lenzing) und Jean Hegedus (Marketing Director, Invista Lycra).

Abgerundet wird die Veranstaltung mit einem Gespräch mit Tony Lowe (East Asia Ambassador, Better Buying) und Max Gilgenmann (Kaleidoscope Berlin) zur Rolle von Einkaufspraktiken in einer sich wandelnden Textil- und Modeindustrie).

03.09.2019

Textile trade fair Apparel Textile Sourcing Germany (ATSG) in Berlin

Keynote by Wilson Zhu (COO at Li & Fung) on digitizing global supply chains and interview with Jason Prescott (CEO JP Communications) on ATSG's concept, goals and program

From 11 to 13 September, the textile trade fair Apparel Textile Sourcing Germany (ATSG) will take place for the first time in Berlin. 200 manufacturers from all over the world will present the latest developments and trends in the global apparel and textile market. Manufacturers for the mass market as well as producers supplying brands or retailers with smaller retail ranges will present themselves. A large number of
international experts from the textile industry will be giving lectures and discussing the future of the market. Admission is free.

Keynote by Wilson Zhu (COO at Li & Fung) on digitizing global supply chains and interview with Jason Prescott (CEO JP Communications) on ATSG's concept, goals and program

From 11 to 13 September, the textile trade fair Apparel Textile Sourcing Germany (ATSG) will take place for the first time in Berlin. 200 manufacturers from all over the world will present the latest developments and trends in the global apparel and textile market. Manufacturers for the mass market as well as producers supplying brands or retailers with smaller retail ranges will present themselves. A large number of
international experts from the textile industry will be giving lectures and discussing the future of the market. Admission is free.

The ATSG is organized by JP Communications Inc. (JPC). With trade fairs under the umbrella brand ATS (Apparel Textile Sourcing), the company is already a well-known player in the North American textile and clothing industry. JP Communications operates the most extensive network of B2B sourcing platforms in the USA. TopTenWholesale.com and Manufacturer.com are used by millions of international members to find suitable wholesalers and manufacturers. The ATSG is supported by a large number of local and European organisations from industry, trade and commerce as well as international consulates.

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Apparel Textile Sourcing
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TEMA Technologie Marketing AG

(c) PFAFF Industriesysteme und Maschinen GmbH
23.08.2019

PFAFF INDUSTRIAL on FILTECH fair 2019 in Cologne

Production units with latest joining technologies for the filtration industry

The core competence of PFAFF Industriesysteme und Maschinen GmbH is the joining of flexible materials. The company not only masters industrial sewing applications, but has also been an innovation leader in textile welding applications for decades. Depending on the material and customer requirements, customer solutions are implemented using the ULTRASONIC, HOT-AIR or HOT WEDGE welding methods. In addition to the classical industries such as 'clothing, shoes, home and car upholstery', the company has made a name for itself as a specialist supplier of production solutions for the filter industry. Whether it be filters for dry filtration (dust removal, air conditioning and ventilation technology) or for liquid filtration, such as pleating filters, tube filters, stocking filters, pocket filters, bag filters, etc., the articles must first be assembled. In close dialogue with the customer, PFAFF defines the right joining technology and implements this in the machine or production line.

Production units with latest joining technologies for the filtration industry

The core competence of PFAFF Industriesysteme und Maschinen GmbH is the joining of flexible materials. The company not only masters industrial sewing applications, but has also been an innovation leader in textile welding applications for decades. Depending on the material and customer requirements, customer solutions are implemented using the ULTRASONIC, HOT-AIR or HOT WEDGE welding methods. In addition to the classical industries such as 'clothing, shoes, home and car upholstery', the company has made a name for itself as a specialist supplier of production solutions for the filter industry. Whether it be filters for dry filtration (dust removal, air conditioning and ventilation technology) or for liquid filtration, such as pleating filters, tube filters, stocking filters, pocket filters, bag filters, etc., the articles must first be assembled. In close dialogue with the customer, PFAFF defines the right joining technology and implements this in the machine or production line.

With the brands PFAFF INDUSTRIAL and KSL, the company has the necessary experience in process engineering, electrical engineering, automation technology and robotics to meet customer requirements for reliable, partly fully automatic solutions. A fully automatic production line for the manufacture of filter bags (with longitudinal seams) for an Asian customer is currently being manufactured in Kaiserslautern/Germany. At the heart of the system are the exchangeable hot-wedge welding and 3-thread chainstitch sewing units. Depending on the application, these can be implemented in the manufacturing process in just a few minutes. The raw material is unrolled, precisely formed and quickly and reliably fed to the sewing or welding unit. After joining, the 'tubes' are cut (filter length selectable via display) and automatically ejected. Optionally, the parts can be labelled using a printer. Depending on the material, the plant reaches a production speed of 10m/min.

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Pfaff Industrial
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PFAFF Industriesysteme und Maschinen GmbH

Domotex (c) Domotex
15.08.2019

DOMOTEX 2020: Mit ATMYSPHERE Geräusche wirksam reduzieren

  • Das neue Leitthema impliziert Lösungen, die hohen Ansprüchen an die Raumakustik gerecht werden
  • Akustisch wirksame Bodenbeläge tragen entscheidend zu einer angenehmen Raumatmosphäre bei
  • Innovative Referenzprojekte von Ausstellern der DOMOTEX und aktuelle Produktentwicklungen verdeutlichen, wie Böden den Schall reduzieren

Mit ihrem neuen Leitthema „ATMYSPHERE“ rückt die DOMOTEX Eigenschaften von Bodenbelägen in den Fokus, die den Wohlfühlfaktor erhöhen. Auf der nächsten DOMOTEX, die vom 10. bis 13. Januar in Hannover stattfindet, werden unter anderem aktuelle Produktentwicklungen vorgestellt, die die Raumakustik verbessern und für mehr Ruhe sorgen.

  • Das neue Leitthema impliziert Lösungen, die hohen Ansprüchen an die Raumakustik gerecht werden
  • Akustisch wirksame Bodenbeläge tragen entscheidend zu einer angenehmen Raumatmosphäre bei
  • Innovative Referenzprojekte von Ausstellern der DOMOTEX und aktuelle Produktentwicklungen verdeutlichen, wie Böden den Schall reduzieren

Mit ihrem neuen Leitthema „ATMYSPHERE“ rückt die DOMOTEX Eigenschaften von Bodenbelägen in den Fokus, die den Wohlfühlfaktor erhöhen. Auf der nächsten DOMOTEX, die vom 10. bis 13. Januar in Hannover stattfindet, werden unter anderem aktuelle Produktentwicklungen vorgestellt, die die Raumakustik verbessern und für mehr Ruhe sorgen.

More information:
Domotex 2020
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Claudia Neumann Communication GmbH