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Abdkader, A.; Raithel, N.; Cherif, C.; Hengstermann, M.: Production of highquality carded web from recycled carbon staple fiber for subsequent spinning............................................E 28

Ashizawa, M.; Tanioka, A.; Matsumoto,H.; Imaizumi, S.; Masuda, S.; Konosu, Y.:Graphene nanoribbon as promising filler of composite fibers and textiles............................................E 148

Aumann, S.; Ehrmann, A.; Heimlich, F.;Weber, M.O.; Bosman, R.: Manufacturing and properties of finest knitted fabrics made of high-strength polyethylene .............E 150

- Schwarz-Pfeiffer, A.; Klöcker, M.; Ellouz, M.; Ehrmann, A.: Examination of commercially available fabric glues.......................E 272

Bartusch, M.; Hickmann, R.; Hund, R.-D.; Cherif, C.: Fibers, sizings, effects on plasma treatment ...........E 185

Bauer, J.; Sellin, M.; Brückner, P.; Meister, F.; Krieg, M.: Cellulose fiberscontaining vegetable oils and lipophilicvitamins for new applications............E 14

Baz, S.; Heitmann, U.; Gresser, G.T.; Hehl, J.: Potentials of carbon fiber processing in staple fiber spinning..........................................E 160

Berger, T.; Rieschel, A.; Herrmann, A.;Ehrmann, A.: Examination of the damage of optical fibers during weaving..........................................E 261

Bhokare, P.; Hulle, A.: Effect of different weaves on seatbelts............E 23

Bisjak, C.: Designing a novel fiber for fire protection applications ...............E 47

Blankenbach, J.; Quadflieg, T.; Schwab,M.; Gries, T.; Schüttrumpf, H.; Jensen, J.;Fröhle, P.; Lehfeldt, R.: Smart nonwovens for flood protection.......................................E 273

Bochmann, R.; Hänsch, M.: Flame-retardant breathable moisture barriers for firefighters' protective clothing ............................................E 64

Böhme, B.; Trommer, K.: 3D warp-knitted textiles with variable pile yarn lengths for producing free-form, inflatable bodies.............E 165

Bolle, T.; Gesché, V.; Jockenhövel, S.;Gries, T.; Moreira, R.; Mela, P.: Development of living implants, taking a heart valve reinforced with a warp-knitted textile as an example ..........E 187

Bongartz, M.: New ultra-flat high-tenacity yarn for technical applications ......................................E 50

Bosman, R.; Aumann, S.; Ehrmann, A.;Heimlich, F.; Weber, M.O.: Manufacturing and properties of finest knitted fabrics made of high-strength polyethylene .............E 150

Bosse, R.: From cotton fabrics to innovative sun protection with selfcleaning effects.................................E 62

Böttcher, H.-H.; Schneider, J.; Knopf, J.;Gresser, G.T., Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.;Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.; Dauner, M.:Functionalized fibers – effect of additives on friction behavior in further textile processing ................E 250

Brückner, P.; Meister, F.; Krieg, M.; Bauer, J.; Sellin, M.: Cellulose fibers containing vegetable oils and lipophilicvitamins for new applications............E 14

Buchmeiser, M.R.; Frank, E.; Giebel, E.:Carbon fiber precursors ....................E 53

Chan, H.B.; Chan, K.M.; Tao, X.; Zheng, W.; Lau, H.: Phototherapy sleeping bag for treatment of neonatal jaundice ...........................E 259

Chan, K.M.; Tao, X.; Zheng, W.; Lau, H.;Chan, H.B.: Phototherapy sleeping bag for treatment of neonatal jaundice..........................................E 259

Chatterjee, A.; Maity, S.: Conductive polymer based electro-conductive textiles for novel applications............E 16

Cherif, C.; Hengstermann, M.; Abdkader,A.; Raithel, N.: Production of high qualitycarded web from recycled carbon staplefiber for subsequent spinning ...........E 28

- Franz, C.; Hoffmann, G.: Warp-knittedheating structures for electro-mobilityapplications ......................................E 58

- Götze, T.; Heinrich, G., Hürkamp, A.; Kaliske, M.; Hickmann, R.; Diestel, O.:Adhesion enhancement of PPS-rubbercomposites by plasma treatment.......E 60

- Onggar, T.; Hasan, M.M.B.; Hund, R.-D.:Method for the metallization of glass filament yarns.................................E 156

- Bartusch, M.; Hickmann, R.; Hund, R.-D.: Fibers, sizings, effects on plasma treatment.......................E 185

- Younes, A.: Characterization of thermomechanical tensile behavior ofhigh-performance fiber material .....E 252

- Hufnagl, E.; Hübner, M.; Matthäi, P.: Biaxial warp-knitted textiles with symmetrical layers for molded thermoplastic composites ...............E 268

Claeys, A.: Nano-coatings for textiles and nonwovens ................................E 56

Dauner, M.; Hoss, M.; Gresser, G.T.: High temperature filament yarn ......E 145

- Böttcher, H.-H.; Schneider, J.; Knopf, J.;Gresser, G.T.; Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.;Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.: Functionalized fibers – effect of additives on friction behavior in further textile processing ................E 250

Diestel, O.; Cherif, C.; Götze, T.; Heinrich, G., Hürkamp, A.; Kaliske, M.;Hickmann, R.: Adhesion enhancement of PPS-rubber composites by plasmatreatment .........................................E 60

Ehrmann, A.; Heimlich, F.; Weber, M.O.;Bosman, R.; Aumann, S.: Manufacturing and properties of finest knitted fabrics made of high-strength polyethylene .............E 150

- Berger, T.; Rieschel, A.; Herrmann, A.: Examination of the damage of optical fibers during weaving .....................E 261

- Aumann, S.; Schwarz-Pfeiffer, A.; Klöcker, M.; Ellouz, M.: Examination of commercially available fabric glues...............................................E 272

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Ellouz, M.; Ehrmann, A.; Aumann, S.;Schwarz-Pfeiffer, A.; Klöcker, M.: Examination of commercially available fabric glues .....................................E 272

Erich, E.; Haep, S.; Opwis, K.; Mayer-Gall,T.; Gutmann, J.S.; Grüning, F.; Kube, C.:Recovery of noble metals by the use of polyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles............................................E 198

Fischer, R.; Thiem, T.; Jolly, M.: Heatable nonwovens with homogeneous heat distribution ......E 159

Frank, E.; Giebel, E.; Buchmeiser, M.R.:Carbon fiber precursors ....................E 53

Franz, C.; Hoffmann, G.; Cherif, C.: Warp-knitted heating structures for electro-mobility applications .............E 58

Fröhle, P.; Lehfeldt, R.; Blankenbach, J.;Quadflieg, T.; Schwab, M.; Gries, T.;Schüttrumpf, H.; Jensen, J.: Smart nonwovens for flood protection......E 273

Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.; Dauner, M.;Böttcher, H.-H.; Schneider, J.; Knopf, J.;Gresser, G.T.; Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.:Functionalized fibers – effect of additiveson friction behavior in further textile pro-cessing ...........................................E 250

Gesché, V.; Gries, T.; Jockenhövel, S.; Mo-reira, R.; Mela, P.; Bolle, T.: Developmentof living implants, taking a heart valvereinforced with a warp-knitted textile asan example.....................................E 187

Ghiazza, P.: Lightweight and eco-friendlypolyester material for the transport indu-stry ...................................................E 49

Giebel, E.; Buchmeiser, M.R.; Frank, E.:Carbon fiber precursors ....................E 53

Götze, T.; Heinrich, G., Hürkamp, A.; Kaliske, M.; Hickmann, R.; Diestel, O.;Cherif, C.: Adhesion enhancement ofPPS-rubber composites by plasma treatment .........................................E 60

Grebe, G.: Technical textiles constantlyconquering new areas of application........................................E 31

Gresser, G.T.; Dauner, M.; Hoss, M.: High temperature filament yarn ......E 145

- Hehl, J.; Baz, S.; Heitmann, U.: Potentials of carbon fiber processing in staple fiber spinning....................E 160

- Schuck, M.; Schlotter, R.; Vischer, A.;Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.; Wunderlich, W.:Faster production by customized sizingagents for glass fiber-fiber compositematerial with thermoplastic matrix..E 204

- Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.; Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.; Dauner, M.; Böttcher,H.-H.; Schneider, J.; Knopf, J.: Functionalized fibers – effect of additives on friction behavior in further textile processing ................E 250

Gries, T.; Jockenhövel, S.; Moreira, R.; Mela, P.; Bolle, T.; Gesché, V.: Development of living implants, taking a heart valve reinforced with a warp-knitted textile as an example ..........E 187

- Jandrey, S.; Vonberg, K.; Köhler, T.; Mallah, M.; Seide, G.: Microwaveable filament yarns for fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites ...............E 194

- Schüttrumpf, H.; Jensen, J.; Fröhle, P.;Lehfeldt, R.; Blankenbach, J.; Quadflieg,T.; Schwab, M.: Smart nonwovens forflood protection..............................E 273

Grüning, F.; Kube, C.; Erich, E.; Haep, S.;Opwis, K.; Mayer-Gall, T.; Gutmann, J.S.:Recovery of noble metals by the use of polyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles............................................E 198

Gültner, M.; Markstein, S.; Hamanová, I.;Tichý, M.; Keprta, I.; Hlavácek, V.; Mészáros, M.: Development of metal textile composites with improved adhesion behavior...........................E 265

Gutmann, J.S.; Grüning, F.; Kube, C.;Erich, E.; Haep, S.; Opwis, K.; Mayer-Gall, T.: Recovery of noble metals by the use of polyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles .....................E 198

Haep, S.; Opwis, K.; Mayer-Gall, T.; Gutmann, J.S.; Grüning, F.; Kube, C.;Erich, E.: Recovery of noble metals by the use of polyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles .....................E 198

Hager, T.; Wunderlich, W.; Gresser, G.T.;Schuck, M.; Schlotter, R.; Vischer, A.;Stegmaier, T.: Faster production by customized sizing agents for glass fiber-fiber composite material with thermoplastic matrix .......................E 204

- Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.; Dauner, M.;Böttcher, H.-H.; Schneider, J.; Knopf, J.;Gresser, G.T.; Stegmaier, T.: Functionalized fibers – effect of additives on friction behavior in further textile processing ................E 250

Hageroth, U.: Thermal shock resistantmaterials made of fibers of mixed oxide ceramics ................................E 249

Hamanová, I.; Tichý, M.; Keprta, I.; Hlavácek, V.; Mészáros, M.; Gültner, M.;Markstein, S.: Development of metal textile composites with improved adhesion behavior...........................E 265

Hänsch, M.; Bochmann, R.: Flame-retardant breathable moisture barriers for firefighters' protective clothing ............................................E 64

Hasan, M.M.B.; Hund, R.-D.; Cherif, C.;Onggar, T.: Method for the metallization of glass filament yarns...............................................E 156

Hehl, J.; Baz, S.; Heitmann, U.; Gresser, G.T.: Potentials of carbon fiberprocessing in staple fiber spinning ..E 160

Heimlich, F.; Weber, M.O.; Bosman, R.;Aumann, S.; Ehrmann, A.: Manufacturing and properties of finest knitted fabrics made of high-strength polyethylene .............E 150

Heinrich, G., Hürkamp, A.; Kaliske, M.;Hickmann, R.; Diestel, O.; Cherif, C.; Götze, T.: Adhesion enhancement ofPPS-rubber composites by plasma treatment .........................................E 60

Heistermann, T.; Tharaka de Silva, H.L.;Vossebein, L.; Weber, M.O.: Thermal insulation from spacer fabrics that reflect the body’s IR radiation ...........E 25

Heitmann, U.; Gresser, G.T.; Hehl, J.; Baz, S.: Potentials of carbon fiber processing in staple fiber spinning ..E 160

Hemeltjen, C.; Oehme, P.; Purc, J.; Richter, F.; Schoenfeld, A.: Intelligent and flexible pre-treatment systems for digital printing on textiles..........E 202

Hengstermann, M.; Abdkader, A.; Raithel, N.; Cherif, C.: Production of high quality carded web from recycledcarbon staple fiber for subsequent spinning............................................E 28

Herrmann, A.; Ehrmann, A.; Berger, T.;Rieschel, A.: Examination of the damage of optical fibers during weaving..........................................E 261

Hickmann, R.; Diestel, O.; Cherif, C.; Götze, T.; Heinrich, G., Hürkamp, A.; Kaliske, M.: Adhesion enhancement ofPPS-rubber composites by plasma treatment .........................................E 60

- Hund, R.-D.; Cherif, C.; Bartusch, M.: Fibers, sizings, effects on plasma treatment .......................................E 185

Hlavácek, V.; Mészáros, M.; Gültner, M.;Markstein, S.; Hamanová, I.; Tichý, M.;Keprta, I.: Development of metal textilecomposites with improved adhesion behavior .........................................E 265

Hoffmann, G.; Cherif, C.; Franz, C.: Warp-knitted heating structures for electro-mobility applications .............E 58

Hoss, M.; Gresser, G.T.; Dauner, M.: High temperature filament yarn ......E 145

Hübner, M.; Matthäi, P.; Cherif, C.; Hufnagl, E.: Biaxial warp-knitted textileswith symmetrical layers for molded thermoplastic composites ...............E 268

Hufnagl, E.; Hübner, M.; Matthäi, P.; Cherif, C.: Biaxial warp-knitted textileswith symmetrical layers for molded thermoplastic composites ...............E 268

Hulle, A.; Bhokare, P.: Effect of different weaves on seatbelts............E 23

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Hund, R.-D.; Cherif, C.; Onggar, T.; Hasan, M.M.B.: Method for the metallization of glass filament yarns...............................................E 156

- Cherif, C.; Bartusch, M.; Hickmann, R.: Fibers, sizings, effects on plasma treatment .......................................E 185

Hürkamp, A.; Kaliske, M.; Hickmann, R.;Diestel, O.; Cherif, C.; Götze, T.; Heinrich, G.: Adhesion enhancement of PPS-rubber composites by plasmatreatment .........................................E 60

Imaizumi, S.; Masuda, S.; Konosu, Y.; Ashizawa, M.; Tanioka, A.; Matsumoto,H.: Graphene nanoribbon as promisingfiller of composite fibers and textiles............................................E 148

Jandrey, S.; Vonberg, K.; Köhler, T.; Mallah, M.; Seide, G.; Gries, T.: Microwaveable filament yarns for fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites .....................................E 194

Jensen, J.; Fröhle, P.; Lehfeldt, R.; Blankenbach, J.; Quadflieg, T.; Schwab,M.; Gries, T.; Schüttrumpf, H.: Smart nonwovens for flood protection......E 273

Jockenhövel, S.; Moreira, R.; Mela, P.;Bolle, T.; Gesché, V.; Gries, T.: Development of living implants, taking a heart valve reinforced with a warp-knitted textile as an example ..........E 187

Jolly, M.; Fischer, R.; Thiem, T.: Heatable nonwovens with homogeneous heat distribution ......E 159

Kaliske, M.; Hickmann, R.; Diestel, O.;Cherif, C.; Götze, T.; Heinrich, G.; Hürkamp, A.: Adhesion enhancement of PPS-rubber composites by plasmatreatment .........................................E 60

Kandhavadivu, P.; Thilagavathi, G.; Srikrishnan, M.R.: Lyocell, polyester andbamboo fibers for small scale industryworkers uniform .............................E 153

Kellie, G.: Nonwovens for technical textiles – unbroken positive trend?......E 1

Keprta, I.; Hlavácek, V.; Mészáros, M.;Gültner, M.; Markstein, S.; Hamanová, I.;Tichý, M.: Development of metal textilecomposites with improved adhesion behavior .........................................E 265

Klöcker, M.; Ellouz, M.; Ehrmann, A.; Aumann, S.; Schwarz-Pfeiffer, A.: Examination of commercially available fabric glues .....................................E 272

Knopf, J.; Gresser, G.T.; Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.; Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.; Dauner, M.; Böttcher, H.-H.; Schneider, J.: Functionalized fibers – effect of additives on friction behavior in further textile processing ............E 250

Köhler, T.; Mallah, M.; Seide, G.; Gries, T.;Jandrey, S.; Vonberg, K.: Microwaveablefilament yarns for fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites ...............E 194

Konosu, Y.; Ashizawa, M.; Tanioka, A.;Matsumoto, H.; Imaizumi, S.; Masuda, S.: Graphene nanoribbon aspromising filler of composite fibers and textiles .....................................E 148

Krieg, M.; Bauer, J.; Sellin, M.; Brückner, P.; Meister, F.: Cellulose fiberscontaining vegetable oils and lipophilicvitamins for new applications............E 14

Kube, C.; Erich, E.; Haep, S.; Opwis, K.;Mayer-Gall, T.; Gutmann, J.S.; Grüning,F.: Recovery of noble metals by the use of polyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles............................................E 198

Lau, H.; Chan, H.B.; Chan, K.M.; Tao, X.;Zheng, W.: Phototherapy sleeping bag for treatment of neonatal jaundice..........................................E 259

Lehfeldt, R.; Blankenbach, J.; Quadflieg,T.; Schwab, M.; Gries, T.; Schüttrumpf,H.; Jensen, J.; Fröhle, P.: Smart nonwovens for flood protection......E 273

Maity, S.; Chatterjee, A.: Conductive polymer based electro-conductive textiles for novel applications............E 16

Mallah, M.; Seide, G.; Gries, T.; Jandrey, S.; Vonberg, K.; Köhler, T.: Microwaveable filament yarns for fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites .....................................E 194

Mane, V.: Cut resistance fabrics: an overview ....................................E 162

Markstein, S.; Hamanová, I.; Tichý, M.;Keprta, I.; Hlavácek, V.; Mészáros, M.;Gültner, M.: Development of metal textile composites with improved adhesion behavior...........................E 265

Masuda, S.; Konosu, Y.; Ashizawa, M.; Tanioka, A.; Matsumoto, H.; Imaizumi, S.: Graphene nanoribbon aspromising filler of composite fibers and textiles .....................................E 148

Mathes, V.: Technical textiles in composites applications – current status..................................E 133

Matsumoto, H.; Imaizumi, S.; Masuda, S.; Konosu, Y.; Ashizawa, M.;Tanioka, A.: Graphene nanoribbon aspromising filler of composite fibers and textiles .....................................E 148

Matthäi, P.; Cherif, C.; Hufnagl, E.; Hübner, M.: Biaxial warp-knitted textiles with symmetrical layers for molded thermoplastic composites...E 268

Mayer-Gall, T.; Gutmann, J.S.; Grüning, F.; Kube, C.; Erich, E.; Haep, S.;Opwis, K.: Recovery of noble metals bythe use of polyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles............................................E 198

Meister, F.; Krieg, M.; Bauer, J.; Sellin, M.; Brückner, P.: Cellulose fibers containing vegetable oils and lipophilic vitamins for new applications ......................................E 14

Mela, P.; Bolle, T.; Gesché, V.; Gries, T.;Jockenhövel, S.; Moreira, R.: Development of living implants, taking a heart valve reinforced with awarp-knitted textile as an example..........................................E 187

Mészáros, M.; Gültner, M.; Tichý, M.;Markstein, S.; Hamanová, I.; Keprta, I.; Hlavácek, V.: Development of metal textile composites with improved adhesion behavior...........................E 265

Metschies, H.; Weiser, M.; Schaller, B.;Möhring, U.; Thiele, E.: Metal yarns in 3D warp-knitted textiles for use in protective textiles ...........................E 190

Möhring, U.; Thiele, E.; Metschies, H.;Weiser, M.; Schaller, B.: Metal yarns in3D warp-knitted textiles for use in protective textiles ...........................E 190


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Moreira, R.; Mela, P.; Bolle, T.; Gries, T.;Gesché, V.; Jockenhövel, S.: Development of living implants, taking a heart valve reinforced with awarp-knitted textile as an example..........................................E 187

Munzarová, M.: Barrier fabric containing nanofiber layer ..............E 189

Niederfranke, A.: Occupational healthand safety and sustainable textiles............................................E 237

Oehme, P.; Purc, J.; Richter, F.; Schoenfeld, A.; Hemeltjen, C.: Intelligent and flexible pre-treatment systems for digital printing on textiles............................................E 202

Onggar, T.; Hasan, M.M.B.; Hund, R.-D.; Cherif, C.: Method for the metallization of glass filament yarns...............................................E 156

Opwis, K.; Mayer-Gall, T.; Gutmann, J.S.;Grüning, F.; Kube, C.; Erich, E.; Haep, S.:Recovery of noble metals by the use of polyelectrolyte-functionalizedtextiles............................................E 198

Purc, J.; Richter, F.; Schoenfeld, A.; Hemeltjen, C.; Oehme, P.: Intelligent and flexible pre-treatment systems for digital printing on textiles ...............E 202

Qian, Y.; Wie, M.-Y.; Xue, W.-L.: Influence of functional textiles on balance of skin microflora...............E 257

Quadflieg, T.; Schwab, M.; Gries, T.;Schüttrumpf, H.; Jensen, J.; Fröhle, P.;Lehfeldt, R.; Blankenbach, J.: Smart nonwovens for flood protection......E 273

Raithel, N.; Cherif, C.; Abdkader, A.;Hengstermann, M.: Production of highquality carded web from recycled carbon staple fiber for subsequent spinning............................................E 28

Richter, F.; Schoenfeld, A.; Oehme, P.; Hemeltjen, C.; Purc, J.: Intelligent and flexible pre-treatment systems for digital printing on textiles ...............E 202

Rieschel, A.; Herrmann, A.; Ehrmann, A.; Berger, T.: Examination of the damage of optical fibers during weaving .....................E 261

Schaller, B.; Möhring, U.; Thiele, E.; Metschies, H.; Weiser, M.: Metal yarns in 3D warp-knitted textiles for use in protective textiles........................E 190

Schlotter, R.; Vischer, A.; Stegmaier, T.;Hager, T.; Wunderlich, W.; Gresser, G.T.;Schuck, M.: Faster production by customized sizing agents for glass fiber-fiber composite material with thermoplastic matrix .......................E 204

Schmidt, S.: ITMA 2015: technology,know-how and communication ......E 169

Schneider, J.; Knopf, J.; Gresser, G.T.;Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.; Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.; Dauner, M.; Böttcher, H.-H.: Functionalized fibers –effect of additives on friction behavior in further textile processing ............E 250

Schoenfeld, A.; Hemeltjen, C.; Oehme, P.; Purc, J.; Richter, F.: Intelligent and flexible pre-treatment systems for digital printing on textiles............................................E 202

Schuck, M.; Schlotter, R.; Vischer, A.;Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.; Wunderlich, W.;Gresser, G.T.: Faster production by customized sizing agents for glass fiber-fiber composite material with thermoplastic matrix .......................E 204

Schüttrumpf, H.; Jensen, J.; Fröhle, P.;Lehfeldt, R.; Blankenbach, J.; Quadflieg,T.; Schwab, M.; Gries, T.: Smart nonwovens for flood protection......E 273

Schwab, M.; Gries, T.; Schüttrumpf, H.;Jensen, J.; Fröhle, P.; Lehfeldt, R.; Blankenbach, J.; Quadflieg, T.: Smartnonwovens for flood protection......E 273

Schwarz-Pfeiffer, A.; Klöcker, M.; Ellouz, M.; Ehrmann, A.; Aumann, S.: Examination of commercially available fabric glues .....................................E 272

Seide, G.; Gries, T.; Jandrey, S.; Vonberg, K.; Köhler, T.; Mallah, M.: Microwaveable filament yarns for fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites .....................................E 194

Sellin, M.; Brückner, P.; Meister, F.; Krieg, M.; Bauer, J.: Cellulose fibers containing vegetable oils and lipophilicvitamins for new applications............E 14

Srikrishnan, M.R.; Kandhavadivu, P.; Thilagavathi, G.: Lyocell, polyester andbamboo fibers for small scale industryworkers uniform .............................E 153

Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.; Wunderlich, W.;Gresser, G.T.; Schuck, M.; Schlotter, R.;Vischer, A.: Faster production by customized sizing agents for glass fiber-fiber composite material with thermoplastic matrix .......................E 204

- Hager, T.; Funk, A.; Wunderlich, W.; Dauner, M.; Böttcher, H.-H.; Schneider, J.; Knopf, J.; Gresser, G.T.:Functionalized fibers – effect of additives on friction behavior in further textile processing ................E 250

Tanioka, A.; Matsumoto, H.; Imaizumi, S.;Masuda, S.; Konosu, Y.; Ashizawa, M.:Graphene nanoribbon as promising fillerof composite fibers and textiles ......E 148

Tao, X.; Zheng ,W.; Lau, H.; Chan, H.B.;Chan, K.M.: Phototherapy sleeping bagfor treatment of neonatal jaundice..E 259

Tharaka de Silva, H.L.; Vossebein, L.;Weber, M.O.; Heistermann, T.: Thermalinsulation from spacer fabrics that reflect the body’s IR radiation ...........E 25

Thiele, E.; Metschies, H.; Weiser, M.;Schaller, B.; Möhring, U.: Metal yarns in3D warp-knitted textiles for use in protective textiles ...........................E 190

Thiem, T.; Jolly, M.; Fischer, R.: Heatable nonwovens with homogeneous heat distribution ......E 159

Thilagavathi, G.; Srikrishnan, M.R.; Kandhavadivu, P.: Lyocell, polyester and

bamboo fibers for small scale industryworkers uniform .............................E 153

Tichý, M.; Hlavácek, V.; Mészáros, M.;Keprta, I.; Gültner, M.; Markstein, S.; Hamanová, I.: Development of metal textile composites with improved adhesion behavior...........................E 265

Trommer, K.; Böhme, B.: 3D warp-knitted textiles with variable pile yarn lengths for producing free-form, inflatable bodies.............E 165

Vischer, A.; Stegmaier, T.; Hager, T.; Wunderlich, W.; Gresser, G.T.; Schuck,M.; Schlotter, R.: Faster production bycustomized sizing agents for glass fiber-fiber composite material with thermoplastic matrix .......................E 204

Vonberg, K.; Köhler, T.; Mallah, M.; Seide, G.; Gries, T.; Jandrey, S.: Microwaveable filament yarns for fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites .....................................E 194

Vossebein, L.; Weber, M.O.; Heistermann, T.; Tharaka de Silva, H.L.: Thermal insulation from spacer fabricsthat reflect the body’s IR radiation ....E 25

Weber, M.O.; Heistermann, T.; Tharaka de Silva, H.L.; Vossebein, L.:Thermal insulation from spacer fabricsthat reflect the body’s IR radiation ....E 25

- Bosman, R.; Aumann, S.; Ehrmann, A.;Heimlich, F.: Manufacturing and properties of finest knitted fabrics made of high-strength polyethylene ...................................E 150

Weiser, M.; Schaller, B.; Möhring, U.;Thiele, E.; Metschies, H.: Metal yarns in3D warp-knitted textiles for use in protective textiles ...........................E 190

Wie, M.-Y.; Xue, W.-L.; Qian, Y.: Influence of functional textiles on balance of skin microflora...............E 257

Wunderlich, W.; Gresser, G.T.; Schuck,M.; Schlotter, R.; Vischer, A.; Stegmaier,T.; Hager, T.: Faster production by customized sizing agents for glass fiber-fiber composite material with thermoplastic matrix .......................E 204


Fibers/Yarns“Information on Man-made Fibers”

report released by CIRFS......................E 4Artificial turf trends............................E 253Bicomponent PE/PP fibers..................E 239Black Dyneema ..................................E 240Carbon fiber precursors .......................E 53Carbon fiber type with high

modulus ..........................................E 172Carbon fiber with new grade.............E 136Carbon fibers: surface modification .....E 19Cellulose fibers containing vegetable oils

and lipophilic vitamins for new applications .......................................E 14

Characterization of thermomechanical tensile behavior of high-performancefiber material...................................E 252

Commingled yarns from PEI and PVDF .................................................E 36

Conductive polymer based electro-conductive textiles for novel applications .......................................E 16

Designing a novel fiber for fire protection applications ......................E 47

EU 28: higher fiber imports in 2014 ....E 34Examination of the damage of optical

fibers during weaving......................E 261Fiber-based alternatives to PU foam in

car seats ............................................E 18Fibers, sizings, effects on plasma

treatment ........................................E 185Filtration with viscose specialty fibers ....E 3Functionalized fibers – effect of additives

on friction behavior in further textile processing .......................................E 250

Glass filament yarns: method for metallization....................................E 156

Global man-made fiber production: further increasing Chinese domination......................................E 171

Graphene nanoribbon as promising fillerof composite fibers and textiles ......E 148

High temperature filament yarn.........E 145ITMA preview .............................E 206-235Lightweight and eco-friendly polyester

material for the transport industry.....E 49Lyocell, polyester and bamboo fibers

for small scale industry workers uniform ...........................................E 153

Chest strap heart rate monitor...........E 196Cleaning and disinfecting wipes

market report ..................................E 188Commercially available fabric

glues................................................E 272Composite materials replace titanium

for space capsules ...............................E 9Cut resistance fabrics: an overview ....E 162Damage of optical fibers during

weaving...........................................E 261Dry suit fabric ....................................E 197Durable and washable conductive

textiles.............................................E 254Effect of different weaves on

seatbelts ............................................E 23Electronic let-off systems for advanced

technical narrow fabrics ..................E 267Fabric for Christo’s new project .........E 180Faster production by customized sizing

agents for glass fiber-fiber compositematerial with thermoplastic matrix ..............................................E 204

Filtration media with high efficiency ....E 63Flame-retardant breathable moisture

barriers for firefighters' protective clothing .............................................E 64

From cotton fabrics to innovative sun protection with self cleaning effects ...............................................E 62

Futex: interesting new developments made in France..................................E 57


Graphene membranes as ultimate filter ..................................................E 22

Graphene-coated “e-fabrics” detect noxious gases..................................E 245

Heatable nonwovens with homogeneous heat distribution.......E 159

Influence of functional textiles on balance of skin microflora ...............E 257

Innovative materials for rigid-inflatableboats and life rafts...........................E 258

Intelligent and flexible pre-treatmentsystems for digital printing on textiles.............................................E 202

ITMA preview .............................E 206-235Lightweight chains for different

applications .....................................E 152

Manufacturing and properties of finestknitted fabrics made of high-strengthpolyethylene....................................E 150

Meta-aramid fiber for protective-clothingsolutions..............................................E 3

Metal yarns in 3D warp-knitted textiles for use in protective textiles ............E 190

Microwaveable filament yarns for fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites ......................................E 194

New ultra-flat high-tenacity yarn for technical applications ........................E 50

Polyester fiber with improved moisturecontrol.............................................E 173

Polyester Innovations: applications forhygiene and smart fabrics................E 136

Potentials of carbon fiber processing instaple fiber spinning........................E 160

Solvay: innovation Awards for smart fibers .......................................E 55

Techtextil preview.....................E 70-74130Techtextil/Texprocess 2015: exhibitor

and visitor records ...........................E 137Textile fiber production exceeds

consumption ...................................E 136Thermal shock resistant materials made

of fibers of mixed oxide ceramics....E 249Top 10 fiber producing countries

2005 – 2013 – 2020 ...........................E 3Ultramid as substitute for metal in

axial fans .........................................E 183Unidirectional tapes and long-fiber-

reinforced thermoplastics ................E 244World trade in PP filament yarns

2013 ......................................E 52, E 186

Technical textiles3D warp-knitted textiles with variable pile

yarn lengths for producing free-form,inflatable bodies ..............................E 165

Aachen-Dresden: ambitious program in 3 parallel sections..............................E 18

Adhesion enhancement of PPS-rubbercomposites by plasma treatment.......E 60

Barrier fabric containing nanofiber layer ................................................E 189

Biaxial warp-knitted textiles with symmetrical layers for molded thermoplastic composites................E 268


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Xue, W.-L.; Qian, Y.; Wie, M.-Y.:

Influence of functional textiles on balance of skin microflora...............E 257

Yan, C.; Zheng, Z.: Durable and washable conductive textiles ..........E 254

Younes, A.; Cherif, C.: Characterization of thermomechanical tensile behavior of high-performance fiber

material ..........................................E 252Zheng, W.; Lau, H.; Chan, H.B.;

Chan K.M.; Tao, X.: Phototherapy sleeping bag for treatment of neonataljaundice..........................................E 259

Zheng, Z.; Yan, C.: Durable and washable conductive textiles ..........E 254

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Living implants, taking a heart valve reinforced with a warp-knitted textile as an example .................................E 187

Lyocell, polyester and bamboo fibers for small scale industry workers uniform ...........................................E 153


Metal textile composites with improvedadhesion behavior ...........................E 265



Military combat fabrics for firefighter turnout gear ....................................E 141

Nano-coatings for textiles and nonwovens........................................E 56

Phototherapy sleeping bag for treatment of neonatal jaundice .......E 259

Polyester fabric with towel-like pile structure..........................................E 141

Potentials of carbon fiber processing in staple fiber spinning ....................E 160

Production of high quality carded webfrom recycled carbon staple fiber for subsequent spinning..........................E 28

Raschel-knitted fabrics produced on RSJ machines and tricot fabrics for functional, brand-name collections .......................................E 192

Recovery of noble metals by the use ofpolyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles.............................................E 198

Solar shirt for energy charge..............E 180Spacer Chair from warp-knitted spacer

textiles...............................................E 24Stiffening of warp-knitted textiles with

PVA increases dimensional stability............................................E 264

Tandem slitting system for glass fiber and nonwoven material...................E 152

Technical textiles constantly conqueringnew areas of application ...................E 31

Technical textiles in composites applications – current status............E 133

Techtextil preview.........................E 70-130Techtextil/Texprocess 2015:

exhibitor and visitor records ............E 137Textile coating with 6 functions ...........E 27Thermal insulation from spacer fabrics

that reflect the body’s IR radiation ....E 25Warp knitting machine with portal weft

insertion allows zero-waste production.........................................E 20

Warp-knitted heating structures for electro-mobility applications..............E 58

Weft insertion in line with the courses to suit the market............................E 263

Machinery/ProcessesAirlaid web forming system for

Avintiv .............................................E 184Carbon fiber processing potentials in

staple fiber spinning........................E 160Crocking inhibiting product ...............E 246E3 technology at Tire Technology

Expo ..................................................E 13Electronic let-off systems for advanced

technical narrow fabrics ..................E 267Elmendorf Tear Tester ........................E 184Faster production by customized sizing


Intelligent and flexible pre-treatmentsystems for digital printing on textiles.............................................E 202

ITMA preview .............................E 206-235Jossi Metal Shield for removal of

metallic fragments .............................E 46Moisture Management Tester:

2nd generation ...................................E 12Raschel-knitted fabrics produced on

RSJ machines and tricot fabrics for functional, brand-name collections .......................................E 192

Renewably sourced, non-fluorinatedwater-repellent finish.......................E 183

Spin beam for sensitive bicomponent filament yarns..................................E 248

Spunbond pilot plant for university inRaleigh ............................................E 184

Techtextil preview.........................E 70-130Techtextil/Texprocess 2015: exhibitor

and visitor records ...........................E 137Texprocess preview.........................E 66-67Ultrasonic welding as alternative for

bonding.............................................E 13Weft insertion in line with the courses

to suit the market............................E 263

Nonwovens3D nonwovens with various

characteristics ..................................E 139Airlaid web forming system for

Avintiv .............................................E 184Chinese nonwovens market anticipated

strong growth .................................E 275CO2 savings with automotive

nonwovens filter ...............................E 44Edana/Inda: release of 2015

Nonwovens Standard Procedures ....E 178Global nonwoven filter media market

2019..................................................E 38Heatable nonwovens with

homogeneous heat distribution.......E 159International Nonwovens Symposium:

dynamic and successful industry outlook............................................E 176

ITMA preview .............................E 206-235

Messe Frankfurt: new platform for nonwovens in China........................E 177

Nano-coatings for textiles and nonwovens........................................E 56

Nonwovens for technical textiles – unbroken positive trend? .....................E 1

Nonwovens production in Greater Europe +4.7 % in 2014....................E 139

Nonwovens report sustainable construction and housing................E 176

R&D joint project sintered nonwovens......................................E 275

Smart nonwovens for flood protection........................................E 273

Spunbond fabrics.................................E 43Tandem slitting system for glass fiber

and nonwoven material...................E 152Techtextil preview............................70-130Techtextil/Texprocess 2015:

exhibitor and visitor records ............E 137

Research“Information on Man-made Fibers”

report released by CIRFS......................E 43D warp-knitted textiles with variable

pile yarn lengths for producing free-form, inflatable bodies .............E 165

Aachen-Dresden Conference: in futuretogether with DITF Denkendorf .......E 138

Aachen-Dresden: ambitious program in 3 parallel sections ..........................E 18

Adhesion enhancement of PPS-rubbercomposites by plasma treatment.......E 60

Airbag competence center in Japan.............................................E 45

Biaxial warp-knitted textiles with symmetrical layers for molded thermoplastic composites................E 268

Bio-based polymers market study ..........E 4Bio-composites in the EU: new market

report ..............................................E 137Carbon fiber precursors .......................E 53Carbon recycling compact line at ITA

Augsburg.........................................E 248Cardiac-repair patch project to receive

government support..........................E 10Cellulose fibers containing vegetable

oils and lipophilic vitamins for new applications .......................................E 14

Characterization of thermomechanical tensile behavior of high-performancefiber material...................................E 252

Composites Germany: results of latestcomposites market survey ...................E 6

Conductive polymer based electro-conductive textiles for novel applications..............................E 16

Cut resistance fabrics: an overview.....................................E 162

Damage of optical fibers during weaving...........................................E 261


Development of living implants, taking a heart valve reinforced with a warp-knitted textile as an example...........................................E 187

Development of metal textile compositeswith improved adhesion behavior....E 264

Durable and washable conductive textiles.............................................E 254

Effect of different weaves on seatbelts ............................................E 23

Fabric glues commercially available....E 272Faster production by customized sizing


Fiber-based alternatives to PU foam in car seats ........................................E 18

Fibers, sizings, effects on plasma treatment ........................................E 185

Flame-retardant breathable moisture barriers for firefighters' protective clothing .............................................E 64

Functionalized fibers – effect of additiveson friction behavior in further textile processing .......................................E 250


Global nonwoven filter media market2019..................................................E 38

Graphene as surface coating................E 40Graphene membranes as ultimate

filter ..................................................E 22Graphene nanoribbon as promising

filler of composite fibers and textiles.............................................E 148

Graphene-coated “e-fabrics” detect noxious gases..................................E 245

Heatable nonwovens with homogeneous heat distribution.......E 159

High temperature filament yarn.........E 145Home and technical textiles: increase

in demand in the USA .....................E 182IFF student scholarship winners .........E 271Influence of functional textiles on

balance of skin microflora ...............E 257ITA: cooperation in Turkey and

South Korea ....................................E 240ITA: new Masters course in Textile

Engineering .....................................E 242ITMA preview .............................E 206-235Lyocell, polyester and bamboo fibers

for small scale industry workers uniform ...........................................E 153




Nonwovens report sustainable construction and housing................E 176

Opening of Teijin Technology Development Center........................E 173

Phototherapy sleeping bag for treatment of neonatal jaundice .......E 259

Polyamide supply/demand report 2015................................................E 174

Polyolefin textiles: market report .........E 34Potentials of carbon fiber processing

in staple fiber spinning ....................E 160Production of high quality carded web

from recycled carbon staple fiber for subsequent spinning..........................E 28

R&D joint project sintered nonwovens......................................E 275

Recovery of noble metals by the use ofpolyelectrolyte-functionalized textiles.............................................E 198

RWTH Aachen: International M.Sc. in Textile Engineering ..............................E 9

RWTH/KIAT: Memorandum of Understanding...................................E 38

Smart fabric as “personalized air conditioning"...................................E 242

Smart nonwovens for flood protection........................................E 273

Solar shirt for energy charge..............E 180Spunbond pilot plant for university in

Raleigh ............................................E 184Surface modification of

carbon fibers .....................................E 19Techtextil preview.........................E 70-130Techtextil/Texprocess 2015:

exhibitor and visitor records ............E 137Textile coating with 6 functions ...........E 27Thermal insulation from spacer fabrics

that reflect the body’s IR radiation ....E 25Thermal shock resistant materials made

of fibers of mixed oxide ceramics....E 249Warp-knitted heating structures for

electro-mobility applications..............E 58

Textile industry10 years of innovation by HeiQ

Materials .........................................E 1833D nonwovens with various

characteristics ..................................E 13950 years of Lenzing Modal.................E 17450 years of Oerlikon in the USA ........E 18450th anniversary of Aquafil.................E 24050th anniversary of Huntsman’s

Mexico manufacturing facility .........E 24654th Dornbirn MFC: sustainability at

the center of interest.......................E 172Aachen-Dresden Conference: in future

together with DITF Denkendorf .......E 138Acquisition of 50 % interest in Formax

by Hexcel.............................................E 8Acquisition of BASF textile chemical

business by Archroma completed....E 142

Acquisition of Bekaert Carding Solutions by Groz-Beckert.................................E 46

Acquisition of carbon fiber prepreg business by Toray.................................E 3

Acquisition of Cubic Tech by DSM Dyneema............................E 140

Acquisition of Performance Fibers Asia by Indorama ........................................E 4

Acquisition of Polymer Health Technologyby Freudenberg .................................E 10

Acquisition of TCG by Bayer MaterialScience ...................E 44

Acquisition in Turkey by Fibertex Nonwowens ......................E 240

Acquisition of TWD Fibres by investment company.....................E 36

Acquisition of Uretek Archer by Trelleborg....................................E 142

Acquisition of Vita’s US facilities by TWE Group.................................E 139

Adhesives for packaging, textiles andhygiene..............................................E 10

Advanced carbon fiber technology in solar car.......................................E 174

Artificial turf trends............................E 253Avantex: successful 1st edition ...........E 243Bio-based PolyTHF ...............................E 36Bio-composites in the EU market

report ..............................................E 137Biopolishing Tencel blends: cooperation

between Novozymes and Lenzing ...E 245Brief Information ......E 3-13, E 24, E 36-46,

E 136-144, E 172-184, E 239-248Bromine usage restriction

by EPA .............................................E 183Cardiac-repair patch project to receive

government support..........................E 10China: 13th 5-year plan focus on

sustainability....................................E 176Chinese nonwovens market anticipated

strong growth .................................E 275Collaboration between Covestro and

Kunshan Xiefu .................................E 246Composite materials replace titanium

for space capsules ...............................E 9Cooperation of joint material research

between SGL and BASF successful.....E 36Crocking inhibiting product ...............E 246Dornbirn MFC: generator of ideas and

networking........................................E 36Eco-friendlier water-repellent

protection..........................................E 46Edana: MoU for geotextiles symposium

in China...........................................E 239Engineered silk: US$ 40 million for

commercialization............................E 172EU 28: higher fiber imports in 2014 ....E 34Evolon microfiber towels save energy

and water........................................E 243Evolon microfilament fabric:

3D version .......................................E 177


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Filtech: more than 350 exhibitors ..........E 6Filtration 2015: conference and expo

for air and liquid filter media...........E 242Filtration with viscose specialty fibers ....E 3Flame-retardant for polyester...............E 44Fluorine-free water-repellency............E 245Formaldehyde-free and durable easy

care finish........................................E 246Global man-made fiber production:

further increasing Chinese domination......................................E 171

High modulus carbon fiber type ........E 172Home and technical textiles:

increase in demand in the USA........E 182Investment in polyamide textile yarn

production technology ....................E 172ITMA 2015: technology, know-how

and communication.........................E 169ITMA preview .............................E 206-235Japan: MMF producers fiscal results.......E 4JEC Asia: noticeable growth in

attendance ......................................E 243JEC Europe: best composite

innovations..........................................E 7JEC: 14 winners of JEC Asia Innovation

Awards ............................................E 175Joint purchase of Japan Vilene

by Freudenberg and Toray ...............E 177Joint venture between HeiQ Materials

and Chem-Tex Laboratories ...............E 45Jossi Metal Shield for removal of

metallic fragments .............................E 46Lighter engine covers.........................E 244Lightweight roof for the new

smart fortwo .......................................E 8 Management ......................E 8, E 10, E 12,

E 40, E 42, E 44, E 140, E 142, E 144, E 176, E 178

Merger of Pfaff Industrial and KSL Keilmann ..................................E 144

Messe Frankfurt: new platform for nonwovens in China........................E 177

Military combat fabrics for firefighter turnout gear ....................................E 141

Moisture Management Tester in 2nd generation ...................................E 12

mtex+ 2016: new trade fair concept ...........................................E 137

Multi-rib belt and “belt in oil”......................................E 245

Nanofics technology for functional textile coating....................................E 12

New fabric collections of Mount Vernon FR ............................E 182

New headquarters of American Starlinger-Sahm ...............................E 142

New publications ......................E 59, E 179Nonwovens for technical textiles –

unbroken positive trend? .....................E 1Nonwovens production in Greater

Europe +4.7 % in 2014....................E 139Nonwovens report sustainable

construction and housing................E 176Occupational health and safety and

sustainable textiles ..........................E 237Opening of Teijin Technology

Development Center........................E 173Partnership between TenCate and

Abaris ..................................................E 8Performance wear range upgraded

with DWR Barrier ECO.......................E 11Piezoelectric fabrics for wearable

devices ................................................E 9Polyamide supply/demand report

2015................................................E 174Polycondensation business: JV to

strengthen Oerlikon Manmade Fibers’position ...........................................E 144

Polyester fabric with towel-like pile structure..........................................E 141

Polyester fiber with improved moisturecontrol.............................................E 173

Polyolefin textiles market report ..........E 34PPE Conference: driving innovation

in PPE ................................................E 38Renewably sourced, non-fluorinated

water-repellent finish.......................E 183RWTH Aachen: International M.Sc.

in Textile Engineering ..........................E 9Sale of Xennia Technology

by TenCate ......................................E 142Savings with CFRP..............................E 144Strategic alliance between Coats

and GSD..........................................E 140Strategic alliance between Dienes

Apparatebau and Rauschert ............E 144Strategic cooperation between CHTC

and Composite Holding.......................E 8Stretch materials for the

hygiene market................................E 239Surface-integrated vehicle heating .....E 178Technical textiles constantly conquering

new areas of application ...................E 31Technical textiles in composites

applications – current status............E 133Technology laboratory for Asia Pacific

(Invista)................................................E 3Techtextil North America: co-located

with JEC Americas ...........................E 138Techtextil preview.........................E 70-130Techtextil/Texprocess 2015:

exhibitor and visitor records ............E 137Texprocess preview.........................E 66-68Ultramid as substitute for metal in

axial fans .........................................E 183UV-resistant mildew protection

TH 12-13 ...........................................E 43Weathering seminar...........................E 201World trade in PP filament yarns

2013 ......................................E 52, E 186


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3T TextilTechnologieTransfer E 206, E 240, E 244

adidas E 192Ahlbrandt Systems E 60, E 185Ahlstrom E 40, E 140AkzoNobel Polymer Chemistry E 7Alexium International E 11, E 144, E 184,

E 244, E 246Alterfil Nähfaden E 27Amaike Textile Industry E 57American Starlinger-Sahm E 142, E 248Americhem E 10, E 183Andritz E 46, E 68, E 184, E 248Andritz Asselin-Thibeau E 68, E 208Andritz Küsters E 46, E 68, E 208Andritz Nonwovens E 175, E 208Andritz Perfojet E 68, E 208Antex Anglés Textil E 68Apply Carbon E 108Aquafil E 240

Archroma E 45, E 46, E 142Arup Deutschland E 7Asahi Kasei E 4, E 45Ascentex Exim E 128Atlas MTT E 201, E 207ATN E 72ATP adhesive systems E 70Audi E 18AUP/Qover E 67Auriga Polymers E 240Aurizon Ultrasonics E 239Autefa Solutions E 70, E 142, E 178,

E 180, E 206Autoneum E 9, E 42, E 182, E 244Avintiv Specialty Materials E 184BA Composites E 7Bafatex Bellingroth E 72Barthels-Feldhoff E 74BASF E 36, E 142, E 183bäumlin & ernst E 251

Bayer MaterialScience E 44, E 71, E 142BCC Research E 38Beaulieu Fibres International E 73, E 239Bekaert E 46, E 71Beluga-Tauchsport E 96Benecke-Kaliko E 140, E 178Benninger E 91, E 208Bergal Erfurter Flechttechnik E 72Bezema E 207Biagioli E 68Blackstone Tec E 7BMS E 208Bobet E 68Bolt Threads E 172Bonas E 214BondCote E 92, E 244Brabender E 194Brückner Trockentechnik E 210BST ProControl E 73BWF Tec E 72

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c.russ-Netconsult E 91CADT Software and Drafting E 222Camoen Machinery E 226Cetex E 76, E 165, E 210Chemours E 183Chem-TexLaboratories E 45Chemtura E 176Chomarat E 8CHT R. Beitlich E 12, E 130, E 175,

E 207, E 250CHTC E 8, E 142, E 206Clariant E 44Clopay Brazil E 140CMC Consumer Medical Care E 248Coats E 68, E 140Collano Adhesives E 76Comez International E 79Commerzbank E 31Composite Holding E 8Concordia Fibers E 36Concordia Textiles E 74ContiTech E 78, E 140, E 178,

E 197, E 245, E 258Cordenka E 82Corporate Fabrics E 76Covestro E 142, E 246Crealet E 76, E 214, E 267cts E 136Cubic Tech E 140Daimler E 8Daletec E 126Daun & Cie. E 36DCNS E 7Delfingen De Marktrodach E 78Dienes Apparatebau E 144, E 146, E 206Dienes Werke E 13, E 152Dietze + Schell E 246Dilo E 87DiloGroup E 175, E 212, E 248Dognin E 57Dolan E 136Dollfus & Muller E 78Dow Chemical E 10DSM Dyneema E 10, E 140, E 150,

E 152, E 240DuPont E 242Dyneon E 145DyStar E 167, E 218Ebelmann E 226Eckart E 84EcoTechnilin E 7Elas E 78ElringKlinger Kunststofftechnik E 145Emmebi Impianti E 82Ems-Chemie E 86, E 251Ergotron E 52Erhardt+Leimer E 78Eschler Textil E 80Ettlin E 86Eurofibers E 246European Carbon Fiber E 136Europlasma E 12, E 41Extris E 217Extrudex Kunststoffmachinen E 18Farè E 43, E 181Faurecia E 7Fehrer E 8Fiber Engineering E 18Fibertex Nonwovens E 140, E 240Fibre Extrusion Technology E 84, E 247

Filatura C4 E 147Fleissner E 111Formax UK E 8Forster Rohner E 196, E 243Fourné Polymertechnik E 195Freudenberg E 45, E 140, E 177Freudenberg Nonwovens E 10Freudenberg Performance

Materials E 87, E 140, E 177, E 243Freudenberg Vilene E 45Fricke & Mallah Microwave Technology E 195Fuchshuber Techno-Tex E 40Fukui Warp Knitting E 10Garter E 98General Nonwovens E 86Genkinger-Hubtex E 84Genomatica E 36Ger4Tech E 136Gerster E 98Gessner E 88GH Craft E 174Gigahertz-Optik Vertriebsgesellschaft E 262Glanzstoff Industries E 121Global Safety Textiles E 96Gore & Associates E 183Grizz E 57Groz-Beckert E 13, E 46, E 88, E 216, E 253Gruschwitz E 117GSD E 140Gusmini S. Lanificio-Feltrificio E 210Güth & Wolf E 90GXN Innovation E 7Hahl/Pedex E 138hastem E 218HBW-Gubesch Thermoforming E 271Heinrich Essers E 51HeiQ Materials E 11, E 45, E 183, E 221helsatech E 90Herrmann Ultraschall E 13August Herzog E 86, E 217Heusch E 219Hexcel E 7, E 8, E 136Heytex Bramsche E 92Hobas Engineering E 191Friedrich Hocks E 216Honigmann Industrielle Elektronik E 250Huitong Chemical Engineering

Technique E 144, E 184Huntsman E 142Huntsman Textile Effects E 183, E 246HW Produktions E 181Hyosung E 34Hyundai Motor E 7, E 191ICAP-SIRA Chemicals and Polymers E 97Indorama E 4Indorama Ventures E 114, E 240Intex Consulting E 217Invista E 3, E 93, E 239IoLiTec Ionic Liquids Technologies E 40IQ-SPS E 76Isra Vision E 40Itema E 92ITW Dynatec E 184James H. Heal E 12, E 13, E 59Japan Vilene E 45, E 177Johns Manville E 44, E 111, E 137, E 180Johnson Controls E 9Jowat E 45, E 99Juki E 66Kallweit E 78, E 197

Karl Mayer E 52, E 125, E 144, E 190, E 191, E 225, E 264

Karl Mayer Liba E 20Karl Mayer Malimo E 263Dr. Günther Kast E 100Kelheim Fibres E 3, E 136, E 218, E 250Kellie Solutions E 1Kermel E 100KG Mills E 155Klieverik Heli E 102Klingler Textil E 84Klopman International E 210Kobleder E 101Kretzer Scheren E 100Krüss E 60, E 101KSL Keilmann Sondermaschinenbau E 144Kunshan Xiefu New Material E 246Kuny E 251Kuraray E 4Kuris Spezialmaschinen E 92Lacom E 218Lantal Textiles E 244Lanxess E 244Laroche E 108, E 225Lectra E 9, E 12, E 144LeMur E 102Leno E 136Lenzing Instruments E 102, E 235Lenzing Technik E 4, E 136Lenzing E 3, E 4, E 36, E 44, E 47,

E 136, E 138, E 172, E 173, E 174, E 239, E 242, E 245, E 251

LGL Electronics E 103Lindauer Dornier E 52, E 214, E 261Linz Textil E 218Load Solutions E 152Lockheed Martin E 9Loepfe Brothers E 104LTG E 220Lubrizol E 103Magnetix-Gorszwa E 105Mahlo E 8Mahr E 145Mallein E 222MAN Truck & Bus E 7Marabu E 220Marand E 104Märkische Faser E 138Werner Mathis E 105, E 225Matthys E 107McAirlaid’s Vliesstoffe E 140Mehler Engineered Products E 180Melecs Holding E 136Mesdan E 227Meyer-Mayor E 99Milliken E 205Monforts E 106, E 222, E 248Montex Glass Fibre Industries E 108Mount Vernon E 182MTH Metalltechnik Halsbrücke E 275Jakob Müller E 79, E 140, E 223Multitexx E 197Multi-Wing International E 183Murdock Webbing E 184MVC Solutions in Plastics E 7Nanex E 56Nanocyl E 194Nanovia E 189Newtapes & SNY E 108Next architects E 24



Index 2015

Nextrusion E 114Nike E 192Noble Biomaterials E 110Norafin Industries E 106, E 159, E 275nova-Institute E 4, E 137Novozymes E 245NSC Fibre to Yarn E 104NSC Schlumberger E 139Nylstar E 242OecoPac Grunert Verpackungen E 275Oeko-Tex E 4, E 10, E 45, E 244Oerlikon E 42, E 247Oerlikon Barmag E 140, E 144Oerlikon Manmade Fibers E 9, E 46, E 144,

E 184, E 247, E 248Oerlikon Neumag E 175, E 184OJSC Svetlogorskhimvolokno E 111Omnova Solutions E 176Outlast Europe E 108Outlast Technologies E 141Oxeon E 41PCI Nylon E 6, E 174Pegas Nonwovens E 177Performance Fibers Asia E 4Perlon Monofil E 114Perlon Nextrusion Monofil E 114Pfaff Industriesysteme und Maschinen E 144Pfeil Nähmaschinen E 94PGI Specialty Materials E 142PGI E 63PHP Fibers E 50, E 114Picanol E 224Ploucquet E 112Poddar Pigments E 233Point Blank E 10Polymer Health Technology E 10PPE E 7Procotex E 108PSA Peugeot Citroen E 7PSP Marketing E 248Pulcra Chemicals E 175PyroTex Fibers E 111Q-Lab E 142Qmilk E 106R.Stat E 112Rapid Composites E 7Rauschert E 144Reifenhäuser E 8, E 111Reifenhäuser Reicofil E 177, E 184Reimotec E 145Retech E 140, E 226Rex Industrie-Produkte E 115Rhodia Brazil E 55Rhodia Solvay E 172Ribatex Tekstil E 240Rieter E 13, E 140, E 248RKW E 140Rowo Coating E 27RSG Automation Technics E 66, E 227Rudolf E 114, E 245Saati E 3Georg Sahm E 92, E 142, E 229Samira Boon E 24Sandler E 43, E 118, E 140, E 177, E 180Sandvik TPS Composite

Solutions E 119, E 228Sanitized E 11, E 43, E 180Santex Group E 144Santex E 122, E 231Sapphire Finishing Mills E 126

Sarex Chemicals E 230Saurer Allmá E 13, E 119Saurer Schlafhorst E 44, E 232Saurer E 44, E 140, E 232Schaetti E 121SchappeGroup E 12Schill+Seilacher E 231Schmits Chemical Solutions E 120Schmitz-Werke E 62Schneider Textilveredlung E 27Schoeller Technologies E 127Schoeller Textil E 80, E 96, E 116SDC Enterprises E 274SDL Atlas E 12Sensient Technologies E 142Serge Ferrari E 196Seripress E 66Setex-Textil E 180Seyntex E 115SGL Carbon E 36, E 117, E 244SGL Kümpers E 42Shima Seiki E 94Sika Services E 125Silon E 114, E 240Siltex E 228SIMA E 246Sinterama E 49Sioen Industries E 244Siretessile E 115Smithers Apex E 188SML Maschinengesellschaft E 228Solvay E 55, E 172, E 262South Pacific Viscose E 36Spinnweberei Uhingen E 86Spoolex E 123, E 175SR Webatex E 121SSM Schärer Schweiter

Mettler E 42, E 118, E 140Stahl Europe E 116Stahl E 244Starlinger E 142, E 248Starr Aircraft Products E 12Stäubli E 117, E 214, E 230Stäubli Sargans E 140Stoll E 231Strumpfwerk Lindner E 15Sukano E 120Suominen E 140, E 176Svenskt Konstsilke E 122SVUM E 120swisstulle E 128SWU Special Yarns E 86Sympatex Technologies E 99, E 112, E 118Synthomer E 121T_O_P Oberflächen E 27Tanatex Chemicals E 44, E 123, E 246Tatham E 13Technical Absorbents E 180Technical Fibre Products E 181Technische Textilien Lörrach E 70Techno Plastic E 246Technoplants E 130TechSci Research E 182Teijin E 3, E 4, E 9, E 10, E 41, E 44,

E 129, E 173, E 174, E 176, E 181Teijin Aramid E 129Teijin Frontier E 44, E 141TenCate E 8, E 9, E 11, E 42,

E 141, E 142, E 181Testex E 10

TexMind E 126, E 233Textechno Herbert Stein E 124, E 235, E 270Textest E 125Textilausrüstung Pfand E 97Textiles Omnes E 123Textilveredlung an der Wiese E 46Textilveredlung Erzgebirge E 264TFE Textil E 111The Fiber Year E 3, E 171Thermoplast Composite E 44Thies E 124Thor Technology E 117Thrace E 43TMI E 184Toho Tenax E 136, E 172, E 174Toray Chemical Korea E 36Toray Industries E 3, E 4, E 36, E 136, E 177Toyobo E 4Trans-Textil E 64Trelleborg E 142Trevira E 126, E 173Trützschler E 127, E 230, E 240Tuchfabrik Gebr. Mehler E 173TVU E 128TWD Fibres E 36, E 251TWE Vliesstoffwerke E 139TWI E 222Under Armour E 192Unico Swiss Tex E 196Unilever E 140Unitika E 4Uretek Archer E 142Uster Technologies E 46V. Fraas Solutions in Textile E 21VdS Weaving E 128Vestagen Technical Textiles E 127Vita Group E 139Vitrulan Technical Textiles E 129Voith Paper E 127, E 230Völkl E 11Vomatex Textil- und Kunststoff E 66VUB E 120VX Aerospace E 7Wacker Asahikasei Silicone E 45Wacker Chemie E 44, E 45, E 246Wecosta E 57Weko Weitmann & Konrad E 234Westex E 130Wildeman Benelux E 128Willy Italiana E 128Witte Pumps & Technology E 146WTX Automotive E 57Wumag texroll E 128Xedera E 7Xennia Technology E 142Xetma Vollenweider E 235xotox E 196Yingyang Nonwoven Machinery E 13ZAP Systemkomponenten E 233M. Zellner E 96Zietromec E 196J. Zimmer Maschinenbau E 234Zoltek E 136Zschimmer & Schwarz E 129Zschimmer & Schwarz Mohsdorf E 202ZSK Stickmaschinen E 129Zwick E 60Zwick-Roell E 190Dr. Zwissler Holding E 144Zyex E 145


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