Nonwovens News

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FiberVisions celebrates Covington at 50

Fri, 22 September 2017

COVINGTON - FiberVisions, the global leader in developing, manufacturing, and marketing specialized bicomponent and performance polyolefin fibres for hygiene, filtration, automotive, geotextiles, textiles, and apparel, will celebrate the 50th anniversary of its plant ...

Future filter options

Fri, 22 September 2017

LUDWIGSBURG – The idea that the future of mobility will be electric seems to be coming closer to reality, says German-headquartered filter specialist ...

Freudenberg in Detroit

Thu, 21 September 2017

NOVI - Electromobility needs to be usable everywhere, cost-effective and safe, and a decisive factor in achieving this is the further development of batteries. At this month’s Battery Show in Novi, Detroit, manufacturers including nonwovens specialist Freudenberg ...

Features
- Solar Nonwovens: Neptune rises
  
  Thursday, 03 August 2017
  RUGBY – Solar Nonwovens, a new Autins Group business, has rapidly found automotive market acceptance for its advanced nonwovens, reports Adrian Wilson.
- Historic year for fibres
- Absorbent nonwovens benefit sportswear

- Focus on bio-based alternatives
  
  Wednesday, 06 September 2017
  The amount of plastics and composites in modern cars is constantly increasing, helping to achieve...
  
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- EU funding for Metsä projects
- Kelheim Fibres research at Dornbirn

- Dedicated to digital
  
  Thursday, 21 September 2017
  TROISDORF – Following the launch of the Reicofil 5 (RF5) as the latest advanced technology for the...
  
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- Print acquisition to boost output
- Allertex partners to promote products

- Korea seeks clarity in sanitary sector
  
  Friday, 15 September 2017
  KOREA – South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety says it will form a risk assessment...
  
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- Daio diaper launch goes online
- Viloft certified safe for the oceans

Editor's Pick
- Paper chase: cellulose nanofibres focus
  
  Thursday, 24 August 2017
  Following intensive R&D, Japan’s major paper manufacturers are aiming to quickly establish diverse markets for nonwovens based on cellulose nanofibres. Adrian Wilson reports.