Ten Major Textile Innovation Awards Announced By Fabriclink In 2014

"The research and development work required by these advanced technologies will last for several years," commented Kathlyn Swantko, President of P FabricLink.

This year's winners include their products are widely used in the industrial and consumer markets, and represent some of the most innovative innovations in the textile industry.

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< p > the result of this selection is based on the review of new products in today's market, FabricLink.

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< p > CRAiLAR flax is a new type of natural fiber with high quality and sustainable development. Its comfort is more than cotton fiber, but many properties are similar to synthetic fibers.

It is said that the production of this fiber can reduce the use of chemicals and water and is the 100% biological priority product designated by the US Department of agriculture (USDA).

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< p > The Edema Stocking is developed by Ohmatex company. It is a a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" used for monitoring and measuring the leg volume changes of patients with lower extremity edema, and intelligent electronic textile equipment < /a >

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< p > ELUTE is a biodegradable, drug loaded fiber delivery system developed by TissueGen, which can be used in implantable medical devices.

It is said that the system can pmit the widely arranged drugs directly to the target sites in vivo.

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< p > EQ-Top EQ-Top Seismic Wallpaper is a high strength fiberglass composite material developed by the carlsr Institute of technology and the Bayer materials science department. When the walls of the building shake in the earthquake, wallpaper can spread energy in different directions.

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< p > Geckskin was developed by scientists at the University of Hearst, Massachusetts. It is a a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" new material < /a > that can be adsorbed and released by replicating the feet of house lizard.

According to the company, the material can be easily detached from any surface, leaving no residue and supporting 700 pounds of heavy objects.

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< p > GeoDetect is developed by TenCate company, which combines geotextile properties and optical fiber sensing technology, and can provide operational information related to soil stress and geological structure temperature changes.

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< p > Mushroom Materials is a product developed by Ecovative company. It is a new household biodegradable plastic based on mycelium. It is said to be a high-performance and environment-friendly material that can replace traditional polystyrene foam plastic packaging materials, thermal insulation materials and other synthetic materials.

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The high-performance fabric produced by the new technology of < p > PurThread contains the EPA brand antibacterial agent developed by Kodak (Eastman Kodak) company.

The antibacterial agent is a silver salt that keeps the fabric fresh by inhibiting the growth of bacteria, fungi and fungi that produce odors.

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< p > Qmilk is a biopolymer made by Qmilch company, which is a decomposable fiber based on Casein's milk protein.

It can also produce staple fibers and filament.

According to the manufacturer, the fiber is soft, mild to skin, antibacterial, flame retardant, and does not cause allergic reactions.

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< p > RamTect is a 100% American wool insulation product developed by Hobbs Bonded Fibres company, which mainly provides outdoor clothing with heat preservation effect.

RamTect is a soft, light, flexible wool insulation fabric produced by non spinning compression technology.

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