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Revolutionizing Textile Printing: The R-JET DTF Machine by RH Corporation
In the dynamic world of textile printing, innovation is the key to staying ahead. RH Corporation, a trailblazer in the…
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Techtextil Innovation Award 2024 winners announced
The winners of the prestigious Techtextil Innovation Award 2024 were announced today at a ceremony held during the leading international…
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South Korean researchers develop graphene-based sensory clothing
South Korean researchers have developed a new type of clothing that uses graphene to sense and communicate information. The e-textiles,…
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Young engineers awarded at Techtextil for sustainability & automation
Six up-and-coming engineers were celebrated for their groundbreaking work at the Techtextil trade fair in Frankfurt. The Walter Reiners Foundation…
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Carbonfact secures $15mn to automate environmental reporting
The fashion industry, adored for its trendsetting styles, holds a dark secret: it’s a major polluter. This industry holds 10%…
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Archroma’s new water repellent makes clothes eco-friendly and comfortable
Archroma, a global leader in specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, has introduced a new bio-based durable water repellent (DWR) finish…
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Archroma brings eco-friendly solutions to Techtextil 2024
Archroma, a leading innovator in specialty chemicals, showcases its “Planet Conscious+” commitment at the world’s premier technical textiles expo. Archroma,…
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Picanol unveils innovative TechTex at Techtextil Frankfurt
Picanol, the world leader in weaving machine manufacturing, is showcasing its dedication to innovation and sustainability in technical textiles at…
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HIGHTEX 2024 will showcase the future of TechTex
The upcoming HIGHTEX 2024 exhibition, scheduled for June 4th-8th, 2024, is poised to be a landmark event for the technical…
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NTU develops wearable electronic garments from ultra-thin semiconductor fibers
Nanyang Technological University scientists have developed ultra-thin semiconductor fibers that can be woven into the fabric, transforming wearable garments into…
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