Modern value added knit garments using printed yarn- an empirical research for Bangladesh
Abstract: A new era for Bangladesh is yarn printing. As like as the normal printing process it has some similarity like localized dyeing or space
Category : Fiber, Yarn & Fabric
Innovations in textile fiber, yarn & fabric
Satisfaction through a new sense of value
SHIMA SEIKI’s SSR inherits the know-how and experience accumulated over the years as the leading manufacturer of computerized flat knitting machines. Productivity is increased with
Retrofit packages for man-made fibres
In the recent years, the textile industry has witnessed a continuous increase in the use of man-made fibres. Clothing companies are embracing synthetic fibres and
Worldwide fibre consumption and blend dyeing possibilities
Introduction From the end of the second world war in 1945 onwards, wool had already become a relatively insignificant fibre and eventually has effectively become
Shima Seiki & Pacific Associates Ltd. jointly introducing training to develop operator’s skill
As an established market for knitwear manufacturing, Bangladesh has seen a significant increase in knit production for export purposes in recent years. At the same
Tea bacteria modified to produce cellulose
A team of scientists and students at Imperial College London have engineered bacteria found in green tea to produce cellulose that can find applications in
The new Rieter combing set – E 36 and E 86
The new combing set, consisting of the E 36 OMEGAlap and the E 86 combing machine, is the result of continuing development of the thousand
Semiconductor super hydrophobic fabrics developed
Seshadri Ramkumar, a professor from Texas Tech University, USA reported that Australian researchers have developed semiconductor super hydrophobic functional fabrics. A team of Australian researchers
Latest Rotor Spinning Technology with the new R 66
The new S 66 spin box is the heart of the R 66 rotor spinning machine and the core of innovations. Further developed from the
Characterization of the PCM fibers
Abstract: The PCM technology was developed by Triangle Research and Development Corporation (TRDC) for NASA in 1988 to protect astronauts from extreme temperature fluctuations in
