“ Embroidery will always be there, the only thing is that we need to evolve newer designs at lower cost. ”
shares his perceptions on Indian Embroidery Sector
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Rajeev Bansal
Director,
Celestial Knits & Fabs Pvt. Ltd.
Noida
NANO FIBER and their application
“ Polymers are used in different forms and for a wide range of applications. Noticeable among these are the synthetic and regenerated polymers that have found applications in not only the textile and apparel sector but also in numerous industrial usages like tire cords, reinforcing and structural agents, barrier films, food and packaging industry, automotive parts, etc....”
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PhD Student (Final year), School Of Textile and Design
RIFleX Department, Heriot-Watt University, UK
Wrinkle Free Ionic Crosslinking Finishing Of Cotton Fabric By Using Chitosan
“ This article describes the possibility of wrinkle free finishing of cotton fabric using cationic chitosan. The cotton fabric is treated with chloroacetic acid which forms anionic cellulose, and the chitosan is treated with hydrochloric acid, forms cationic chitosan, and crosslinking is made by treating anionic cellulose with cationic chitosan. This paper also deals other properties like strength variation, wrinkle recovery angle, and whiteness index....”
for more subscribe now...Krishnasamy J, DanialRaj V, Satish S, Velavan M, Sundaram R. P.
Department of Textile Technology,
PSG College of Technology,
Coimbatore, India
Why Technical Textiles Is The Next Phase Of The Indian Textile Industry
“ As the textile industry provides bread and butter to many millions in India, it is deeply woven into the fabric of the Indian economy and efforts are needed to create a platform of stability and growth. How can we achieve this? There will be a demand for commodity goods, but competition will be fierce from low-wage countries. Time is ripe in India to expand its textiles product basket and develop indigenous base in technical textiles that can cater to both the growing domestic and export markets. ”
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Nonwovens and Advanced Materials Laboratory,
The Institute of Environmental and Human Health , Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas USA
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