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Eva Baumann (CEO) with Prof. Dr. Klaus Müllers (CFO). © Dr. Bertram Schaedle

 
09/04/2024 – Change in the CHT Group management board

Change in the CHT Group management board

Eva Baumann becomes new CEO

As of April 1st, 2024, Eva Baumann takes over the position of CEO of the CHT Group. Together with Prof. Dr. Klaus Müller, who acts as CFO, she forms the ... By  Christine Heywood
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Fibre Extrusion Technologies (FET) specializes in bespoke fiber extrusion and spunbond and meltblown nonwoven systems. © BTMA

 
08/04/2024 – BTMA

BTMA

Advanced fiber focus at Techtextil

The forthcoming Techtextil 2024 exhibition in Frankfurt serves as a platform to showcase advancements in in fiber development, emphasizing fibers derived ... By  Christine Heywood
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CEO, Dr. Timo Hammer. © Hohenstein

 
At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By  Sven Ramer
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Period panties are an alternative to disposable pads and the like. © stock.adobe.com/weyo

 
03/04/2024 – Kehlheim Fibres/Gebr. Otto

Kehlheim Fibres/Gebr. Otto

Sustainable period underwear

At Techtextil, taking place in Frankfurt at the end of April 2024, companies Kelheim Fibres and Gebr. Otto will showcase their joint concept aimed at ... By  Editorial staff
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Nonwoven fabric market. © Persistence Market Research/Canva

 
03/04/2024 – Persistence Market Research

Persistence Market Research

Nonwoven fabric market

Nonwoven fabrics, versatile materials made from fibers bonded together through various processes, find applications across industries such as healthcare, ... By  Editorial staff
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The outlook for 2024 is the focus of the new issue of textile network. © Meisenbach Verlag

 
At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By  Sven Ramer
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A sample of pink cotton fabric that´s been treated with nanodiamonds (left) next to untreated cotton (right). A hand wearing blue disposable gloves is carrying a petri dish of detonated nanodiamond powder. © Cherry Cai, RMIT University

 
02/04/2024 – RMIT University

RMIT University

Nanodiamonds could hold key to cool clothing

Researchers from RMIT University are using nanodiamonds to create smart textiles that can cool people down faster. The study found fabric made from cotton ... Shu Shu Zheng