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  AccuTrack Automation Ltd
  Adaptive Control Solutions
  Ascotex
  Athalia Tecno
  AutoFoam Systems Limited
  AVA Cad/CAM Group Ltd.
  Avocet Dye & Chemical Co. Ltd
  Bekaert
  Benjn R. Vickers & Sons Ltd.
  Binsfeld Engineering Inc.
  British Textile Machinery Association
  Catomance Technologies Ltd
  Cavitec AG
  CEVA Showfreight
  Christoph Liebers
  Cobble Blackburn Ltd
  Crabtree Textile Machines Ltd
  Crosrol UK
  David Almond Ltd.
  Dent Instrumentation Ltd.
  Dracup
  Fletcher Engineering Group Ltd.
  Focus Label Machinery
  Formfiber Denmark ApS
  French Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association (UCMTF)
  Garnett Controls Ltd.
  Garnett Wire Ltd
  Genencor
  Griffith Textile Machines Ltd
  Habasit AG
  International Dyer Magazine
  James H. Heal & Co. Ltd
  Knitting International Magazine
  Konica Minolta IJ
  Macart Textiles (Machinery) Ltd.
  Mitchell Grieve
  Monarch Knitting Machinery (UK) Ltd.
  NedGraphics
  Oerlikon Fibrevision Ltd
  Petit & CIE
  Porini S.p.a.
  Premier Showfreight Ltd.
  Q-Lab Corporation
  Richard Hough Ltd.
  Roaches International Ltd
  Santex AG
  Schenker Fairs UK Ltd.
  SDC Enterprises Ltd.
  SDL Atlas
  Sellers Engineers Ltd
  Shima Seiki
  Slack & Parr
  Sperotto Rimar s.r.l.
  Stork Prints B.V.
  Strayfield
  SwissTex Winterthur AG
  Tanatex Chemicals
  Tatham Ltd.
  Technijet Ltd.
  Tecnomeccanica Biellese S.r.l
  Testrite
  Texkimp
  Textile Month Magazine
  Thom Engineering Ltd.
  Uster Technologies AG
  Verivide Ltd.
  Web Processing (M/C) Ltd.

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Textile News - July 04, 2009 Powered by WTIN.com
Scientists Unlock Cotton Secrets

Dyeing technologists may gain useful information about the molecular structure of cotton, as a result of work at the USA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS).

ARS, in collaboration with the Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico, and the Joseph Fourier University, Grenoble, France, has provided new information about hydrogen bonds that connect the building blocks of cellulose, the main molecule in cotton fibres and most other plant cell walls. The researchers used a neutron beam to study nanocrystals in cotton to make their discoveries.

An ARS note said: “To understand how cellulose changes when it is exposed to enzymes, water or chemical treatments, researchers need to learn more about its hydrogen bonding system.”

ARS said the study, published in the academic journal Biomacromolecules, “brings researchers closer to completely describing the structure of cellulose,” which will “provide a greater understanding of the chemical and physical properties of cotton.”

July 02, 2009

Panjiva to Help Buyers Find WRAP Accredited Producers
Panjiva, a leading source of information on global manufacturers, has announced a partnership with Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) to help textile buyers identify ethically accredited suppliers.
OptiTex launches fabric testing utility
OptiTex is launching its Fabric Testing Utility (FTU). The FTU is designed to further advance the OptiTex system’s ability to recreate the dynamics of fabric movement on fully adjustable, lifelike virtual mannequins.
Schoeller launches DNAtex
The Swiss textile technology company Schoeller has launched a new innovation which it says can indicate within seconds whether a textile product is an original or copy.
Dow Corning Announces Xiameter Expansion
Silicones producer Dow Corning has announced a transformation of its business strategy that will see a massive expansion if its Xiameter e-commerce platform and branding.
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