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_broschüre kf functional fibres_ x _en.indd functional fibres for unique products kelheim fibres produces viscose spe- ciality fibres for a broad spectrum of applications. we concentrate on the development of outstanding properties in our fibres that allow our customers to develop unique products –

for hygiene, performance textiles, speciality papers and technical applications such as filtration or flock. in spite of their diffe- rent properties, all our fibres have one thing in common: they are made from % wood pulp, a renewable resource delivering sustainable solutions. functional fibres for...

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of rubber india export of raw hides and skins and leather india export of articles of leather,saddlery and harness,travel goods, handbags india export of furskins india export of wood and wood charcoal. india export of cork india export of manufactures of straw, of esparto or of other plaiting materials

. india export of cotton india export of other vegetable textile fibres, paper yarn and woven fabrics of paper yarn. india export of man-made filaments. india export of man-made staple fibres. india export of wadding, felt and nonwovens, spacial yarns, twine, cordage, ropes and cables india export of...

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with golden fibers of cashmere goats pashmina is another name for cashmere is a downy undercoat of the capra hircus laniger goats that mainly live in the trans-himalayan regions classified as speciality hair fibres which possess special qualities of fineness and lustre, which is used for making finest

quality shawls and hijabs. textiles fabric fiber specialty by ashok hakoo last updated feb , dusting and dehairing losses of pashmina fibres parameter percentage dusting loss dehairing loss fine pashmina guard hair the effect of the method of de-hairing on the physicochemical quality of pashmina fibres...

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our existing product portfolio and our technical expertise make the most severe operating environments and conditions seem routine, developing and producing textiles that perform effectively and efficiently. with product composition ranging from polyester and polypropylene to such high-performance fibres

as aramid, ptfe and pps, it is likely that we already offer a product that meets most of our customer's requirements. add this to a broad range of mechanical finishes and treatments, and you have one of the most complete lines of general purpose and speciality fabrics provided by a single manufacturer...

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type of acrylic fibers a repository of textile articles fiber manmade fiber natural fiber yarn ring-spinning open-end spinning air-jet spinning fabric knitting weaving non-woven finishing embroidery printing/dyeing washing apparel merchandizing post-production production pre-production specialty automotive

by textile school last updated mar , by bastet (own work) [ gfdl or cc by-sa - - - - ], via wikimedia commons acrylic is our final fiber. it can be thought of as artificial wool. it is made from the unlikely combination of coal, air, water, oil, and limestone. dupont first made acrylic fibers in and...

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were subjected to the antimicrobial activity test against the e-coli and s.aureus bacteria and also the finished samples have been analyzed for their durability of the finish by standard methods. there were... textiles carbon fibre - strong, stiff, & light weight fibres ashok hakoo jul , carbon fibres...

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the process down. see the feasibility of large-scale composting of waste wool in green fashion vol. 1 , by hustvedt, g., meier, e., and waliczek, t.

the rate of breakdown is very much determined by the environment. if we look at composting, for example, the answer will depend upon how the composting is done. what has been added to the wool? what are the proportions of the mix? what is the temperature and the ph balance of the soil?...

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the process down. see the feasibility of large-scale composting of waste wool in green fashion vol. 1 , by hustvedt, g., meier, e., and waliczek, t.

the rate of breakdown is very much determined by the environment. if we look at composting, for example, the answer will depend upon how the composting is done. what has been added to the wool? what are the proportions of the mix? what is the temperature and the ph balance of the soil?...

https://www.iwto.org/biodegradeability

the process down. see the feasibility of large-scale composting of waste wool in green fashion vol. 1 , by hustvedt, g., meier, e., and waliczek, t.

the rate of breakdown is very much determined by the environment. if we look at composting, for example, the answer will depend upon how the composting is done. what has been added to the wool? what are the proportions of the mix? what is the temperature and the ph balance of the soil?...

http://www.iwto.org/biodegradeability