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Thursday, 20 December 2012

Shima Seiki to Exhibit at DTG 2013

Dhaka

Leading computerized flat knitting machine manufacturer Shima Seiki of Wakayama, Japan will be exhibiting at the upcoming 10th Dhaka International Textile & Garment Machinery Exhibition (DTG 2013) in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in cooperation with its partner Pacific Associates Ltd.

Shima Seiki to Exhibit at DTG 2013

Shima to exhibit at Première Vision New York

New York

Leading computerized flat knitting machine manufacturer Shima Seiki Mfg., Ltd. is to exhibit at the Première Vision show in New York in January 2013. On display will be the latest version of the Japanese company’s SDS-ONE APEX3 3D design system.

Shima to exhibit at Première Vision New York

Designer has her eye on luxury knitwear

Nottingham

We were inspired by the work of a number of the knitwear design graduates who took part in Texprint 2012, when it was showcased at Premiere Vision in Paris this September – so much so that we asked prize winner Carlo Volpi to blog for us here on Knitting Industry – Carlo Volpi’s Knit Blog.

Another designer who caught our eye was Sarah Burton, a recent graduate who produces absolutely exquisite knitwear and knitted fabrics in her own unique style.

Designer has her eye on luxury knitwear

Wednesday, 19 December 2012

Huntsman launches AEEA-free silicone softeners

Singapore

Huntsman Textile Effects has launched two AEEA-free (amino-ethyl-ethanol-amine) alternatives for two of its key silicone softeners used in the manufacture of apparel and home textiles.

Huntsman launches AEEA-free silicone softeners

Tuesday, 18 December 2012

DyStar transfers production to Nanjing

Singapore

DyStar is planning to transfer textile chemical production from its plant in Hangzhou to a multi-purpose manufacturing site in Nanjing.

DyStar transfers production to Nanjing

Sunday, 16 December 2012

Positive Patternbeam Drive for Jacquardtronic Lace

Obertshausen

According to Karl Mayer, its JL 59/1 B Jacquardtronic Lace machine illustrates that versatility and speed do not necessarily have to be mutually exclusive. The all-round machine is based on the same concept as the JL 42/1 but its speed has been increased so that it now operates at speeds of up to 850rpm, an increase of 40% compared to similar jacquard raschel machines with conventional design.

Positive Patternbeam Drive for Jacquardtronic Lace

Thursday, 13 December 2012

News from the Karl Mayer Academy

Obertshausen

A new course on the Karl Mayer ML 46 will be available as of January 2013 and the first series of courses in India was held in September 2012.

News from the Karl Mayer Academy