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Adivarekar, R.V., Sabale, A.G., Teli, M.D.: Mosquito-repellent and fragrant polypropylene................158

Baier, H.-D., Lewis, D.M., Hawkes, J., Sigmund, H., Schuhmann, M.: New halogen-free solutions for flame-retardant textiles .....................122

Bauder, H.-J.: ITMA 2011: Trends in weaving................................32

Bechthold, T., Mahmud-Ali, A., Široký, J., Riehl, M., Krüger, M.: Chlorine-free superwash finish of wool – new standard comes to technical reality .............................237

Becker, M., Girod, M., Tamoue, F., Haug, R., Kufferath, R.: Integration of textile RFID transponders into garments.................52

Bhala, R., Periyasamy, A.P., Dhandhania, V.: Enhancing the value of textiles using bio-materials ............176

Bhatia, K., Ranji, P., Saha, B., Malik, V.:Performance and other physical properties of ring and compact yarn knitted rib fabrics.......................217

Burji, M.C., Kadole, P.V., Gudiyawar, M.Y.,Patil, B.M.: Methods for assessing core-cover yarn properties .................218

Chaudhari, S.B., Patel, B.H., Mandot,A.A.: Nanocomposite: manufacturingand applications in textiles.................188

Cheng, L.-D., Wie, M.-Y., Xue, W.-L.: Properties and structure of compactyarns with lattice apron .....................112

Chougule, S.S., Katkar, P.M., Patil, C.A., Khude, P.A., Jain, A.M.: Coir-cement composite......................132

Ciobanu, A.-R.: Multilayer weft knittedfabrics – shaping possibilities.............230

Combes, S.R.: ITMA Asia comes of age as it continues to tap the region's resilience..........................57

Cruycke, B., Pezzoni, D.: New weft monitoring approach...........36

Cubruc, G., Nikolic, G.: Use of reflective optical sensor for fabric detection............................186

Darji, A.: Weight reduction process of polyester/viscose woven fabric ......174

De Meulemeester, S.: New insertion rules for a new insertion system.........................226

Deodaonkar, S.C., Patil, A.J.: Electrically conductive polyester/cottonfabrics to develop technical textiles forinnovative application..........................16

Dhandhania, V., Bhala, R., Periyasamy, A.P.: Enhancing the value of textiles using bio-materials ............176

Drieling, A., Hortmeyer, E.: Cotton and man-made fibers – competition or compatibility? ................1

Eichinger, D., Leitner, J.: Cotton blends with Tencel and Lenzing Modal...................................155

Eicken, U., Schrick, J., Rabe, M., Mahltig, B.: ITMA 2011: Green, green,green are all of my machines ...............38

El Dean, S.H., El Hosamy, M., Shokry, G.M., Mohammed, R.M.: Dyeing and improvement of antimicrobial characteristics of polyester/cotton blend fabrics............168

El Hosamy, M., Shokry, G.M., Mohammed, R.M., El Dean, S.H.: Dyeing and improvement of antimicrobial characteristics of polyester/cotton blend fabrics............168

El-Khatib, H.S., Shokry, G.M.: One-bath dyeing of cotton/polyesterblend fabrics with chlorophyll dye......124

Fraas, R.: Reduction of spinning costs on compact spinning machines..........116

Gaffar Hossain, K.M., Granher, G., Tzanov, T.: Enzymatic functionalization of protein fibers to confer cationic dye absorption ....................................45

Ganesan, P., Karthik, T.: Light-weight bio-composites from Calotropis gigantea stem fiber ...........214

Girod, M., Tamoue, F., Haug, R., Kufferath, R., Becker, M.: Integration of textile RFID transponders into garments.................52

Gloy, Y.-S., Gries, T.: Novel backrest systems and their influence on the weaving process .....................222

Granher, G., Tzanov, T., Gaffar Hossain,K.M.: Enzymatic functionalization of protein fibers to confer cationic dye absorption ....................................45

Gries, T., Gloy, Y.-S.: Novel backrest systems and their influence on the weaving process .....................222

Gudiyawar, M.Y., Patil, B.M., Burji, M.C.,Kadole, P.V.: Methods for assessing core-cover yarn properties .................218

Han, C.-C., Jing, S.-Q., Xue, W.-L.: Analysis of China's cotton textile industry...................................154

Hanxleden, U.: New high-performance reactive dyes .........172

Harbig, R.: High wash-resistant antimicrobial textile finishing .............179

Haug, R., Kufferath, R., Becker, M., Girod, M., Tamoue, F.: Integration of textile RFID transponders into garments.................52

Hawkes, J., Sigmund, H., Schuhmann,M., Baier, H.-D., Lewis, D.M.: New halogen-free solutions for flame-retardant textiles ................122

Hayes, E.: World fiber use increased to 88 million tons in 2011 .................210

Heinrichs, K.: Understanding Chinese "takeovers" as an opportunity ...........137

Heitmann, U.: ITMA 2011: Innovative expertise in spinning engineering.......108

Hellwich, H., Möhring, U., Scheibner, W., Pohlers, S.: Thermal treatment of polyester bands via ultrasound ...........................48

Herzig, J.: Drafting competence............22Hortmeyer, E., Drieling, A.:

Cotton and man-made fibers – competition or compatibility? ................1

Jain, A.M., Chougule, S.S., Katkar, P.M., Patil, C.A., Khude, P.A.: Coir-cement composite......................132

Jehle, V.: Next step towards a maintenance-free drafting system........24

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Jing, S.-Q., Xue, W.-L., Han, C.-C.: Analysis of China's cotton textile industry...................................154

Kadole, P.V., Malakane, P.B., Kulkarne, M.S.: Compact yarn – roller drafting parameters and yarn properties ....................................27

- Gudiyawar, M.Y., Patil, B.M., Burji, M.C.: Methods for assessing core-cover yarn properties .................218

Karthik, T., Ganesan, P.: Light-weight bio-composites from Calotropis gigantea stem fiber ...........214

Katkar, P.M., Patil, C.A., Khude, P.A., Jain, A.M., Chougule, S.S.: Coir-cement composite......................132

Kellie, G.: What does the nonwovens industry expect from fiber producers?.................................193

Khude, P.A., Jain, A.M., Chougule, S.S.,Katkar, P.M., Patil, C.A.: Coir-cement composite......................132

Krüger, M., Bechthold, T., Mahmud-Ali, A., Široký, J., Riehl, M.:Chlorine-free superwash finish of wool – new standard comes to technical reality .............................237

Kufferath, R., Becker, M., Girod, M., Tamoue, F., Haug, R.: Integration of textile RFID transponders into garments.................52

Kulkarne, M.S., Kadole, P.V., Malakane, P.B.: Compact yarn – roller drafting parameters and yarn properties ...........27

Labude, J., Wehner, D.: Influencing factors on the gas kinetic dewatering of textiles.......182

Ladgaonkar, H., Mhetre, S.B.: Effect of layering on thermal comfort of nonwovens ......................185

Leitner, J., Eichinger, D.: Cotton blends with Tencel and Lenzing Modal...................................155

Leung, S., Sun, C.Z.W.: Even dyeing –high efficiency and low energy consumption .....................................233

Lewis, D.M., Hawkes, J., Sigmund, H.,Schuhmann, M., Baier, H.-D.: New halogen-free solutions for flame-retardant textiles ................122

Li, H.-Y., Zhang, R.-Y., Ma, J., Xue, W.-L.:Wrinkle resistance study of cotton/lyocell blended fabrics ..............54

Ma, J., Xue, W.-L., Li, H.-Y., Zhang, R.-Y.:Wrinkle resistance study of cotton/lyocell blended fabrics ..............54

Mahltig, B., Eicken, U., Schrick, J., Rabe, M.: ITMA 2011: Green, green, green are all of my machines .......................................38

Mahmud-Ali, A., Široký, J., Riehl, M., Krüger, M., Bechthold, T.: Chlorine-free superwash finish of wool – new standard comes to technical reality .............................237

Maity, S., Singha, K., Singha, M.: Digital volumetric imaging of nonwovens micro-structure ...............244

Malakane, P.B., Kulkarne, M.S., Kadole, P.V.: Compact yarn – roller drafting parameters and yarn properties ....................................27

Malik, V., Bhatia, K., Ranji, P., Saha, B.:Performance and other physical properties of ring and compact yarn knitted rib fabrics.......................217

Mandot, A.A., Chaudhari, S.B., Patel, B.H.: Nanocomposite: manufacturing and applications in textiles...........................................188

Mhetre, S.B., Ladgaonkar, H.: Effect of layering on thermal comfort of nonwovens ......................185

Miuzzo, V.: New steel travelers for conical rings...................................18

Möhring, U., Scheibner, W., Pohlers, S., Hellwich, H.: Thermal treatment of polyester bands via ultrasound.............48

- ITMA 2011: Trends in embroidery ...........................50

- ITMA 2011: News from the narrow fabric loom and warp-knitting machinery industry ............................117

Mohammed, R.M., El Dean, S.H., El Hosamy, M., Shokry, G.M.: Dyeing and improvement of antimicrobial characteristics of polyester/cotton blend fabrics............168

Narkhedkar, R.N.: Effect of machine parameters on apron slippage ...........164

Nikolic, G., Cubruc, G.: Use of reflective optical sensor for fabric detection............................186

Patel, B.H., Mandot, A.A., Chaudhari,S.B.: Nanocomposite: manufacturing and applications in textiles.................188

Patil, A.J., Deodaonkar, S.C.: Electrically conductive polyester/cottonfabrics to develop technical textiles forinnovative application..........................16

Patil, B.M., Burji, M.C., Kadole, P.V., Gudiyawar, M.Y.: Methods for assessing core-cover yarn properties .................218

Patil, C.A., Khude, P.A., Jain, A.M., Chougule, S.S., Katkar, P.M.: Coir-cement composite......................132

Periyasamy, A.P., Dhandhania, V., Bhala, R.: Enhancing the value of textiles using bio-materials ................176

Perthiban, M., Srikrishnan, M.R., Thilagavathi, G., Viju, S.: Versatile appli-cations of knitted spacer fabrics.........120

Pezzoni, D., Cruycke, B.: New weft monitoring approach...........36

Pohlers, S., Hellwich, H., Möhring, U.,Scheibner, W.: Thermal treatment of polyester bands via ultrasound ........48

Rabe, M., Mahltig, B., Eicken, U., Schrick, J.: ITMA 2011: Green, green,green are all of my machines ...............38

Ranji, P., Saha, B., Malik, V., Bhatia, K.:Performance and other physical properties of ring and compact yarn knitted rib fabrics.......................217

Riehl, M., Krüger, M., Bechthold, T., Mahmud-Ali, A., Široký, J.: Chlorine-free superwash finish of wool – new standard comes to technical reality .............................237

Sabale, A.G., Adivarekar, R.V., Teli, M.D.: Mosquito-repellent and fragrant polypropylene ......................158

Saha, B., Malik, V., Bhatia, K., Ranji, P.:Performance and other physical properties of ring and compact yarn knitted rib fabrics.......................217

Salopek Cubric, I., Skenderi, Z.: Investigation of fancy yarn properties considering binder yarn.....130

Scheibner, W., Pohlers, S., Hellwich, H.,Möhring, U.: Thermal treatment of polyester bands via ultrasound ........48

Schnell, M.: Longest air-jet spinning machine in the world...........................19

Schönhals, A.: Dust-free dye kitchen –modular design and a high degree of automation optimize dyeing processes...........................................128

Schrick, J., Rabe, M., Mahltig, B., Eicken, U.: ITMA 2011: Green, green,green are all of my machines ...............38

Schuhmann, M., Baier, H.-D., Lewis,D.M., Hawkes, J., Sigmund, H.: New halogen-free solutions for flame-retardant textiles ................122

Schwenker, S., van Rüth, P.: Innovative calendering technology for technical textiles ..........................241

Shokry, G.M., El-Khatib, H.S.: One-bath dyeing of cotton/polyesterblend fabrics with chlorophyll dye......124

- Mohammed, R.M., El Dean, S.H., El Hosamy, M.: Dyeing and improvement of antimicrobial characteristics of polyester/cotton blend fabrics............168

Sigmund, H., Schuhmann, M., Baier, H.-D., Lewis, D.M., Hawkes, J.:New halogen-free solutions for flame-retardant textiles ................122

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Digital volumetric imaging of nonwovens micro-structure ...............244

Singha, M., Maity, S., Singha, K.: Digital volumetric imaging of nonwovens micro-structure ...............244

Široký, J., Riehl, M., Krüger, M., Bechthold, T., Mahmud-Ali, A.: Chlorine-free superwash finish of wool – new standard comes to technical reality .............................237

Skenderi, Z., Salopek Cubric, I.: Investigation of fancy yarn properties considering binder yarn ........................................130

Srikrishnan, M.R., Thilagavathi, G., Viju, S., Perthiban, M.: Versatile applications of knitted spacer fabrics.........................120

- Vellingiri, K.: Innovative approach to improve hydrophilicity of polyester by plasma treatment.......247

Steiner, G.: New application areas for C 70 card .....................................160

Sun, C.Z.W., Leung, S.: Even dyeing – high efficiency and low energy consumption ............233

Tamoue, F., Haug, R., Kufferath, R., Becker, M., Girod, M.: Integration of textile RFID transponders into garments.................52

Teli, M.D., Adivarekar, R.V., Sabale, A.G.:Mosquito-repellent and fragrant polypropylene ......................158

Terhaar, A.A.: Cotton versus synthetics – the consumer perspective ..................152

Tzanov, T., Gaffar Hossain, K.M., Granher, G.: Enzymatic functionalizationof protein fibers to confer cationic dye absorption ....................................45

van Rüth, P., Schwenker, S.: Innovative calendering technology for technical textiles ..........................241

Vellingiri, K., Srikrishnan, M.R.: Innovative approach to improve hydrophilicity of polyester by plasma treatment..........................247

Viju, S., Perthiban, M., Srikrishnan, M.R., Thilagavathi, G.: Versatile applications of knitted spacer fabrics.........................120

Wehner, D., Labude, J.: Influencing factors on the

gas kinetic dewatering of textiles.......182Wie, M.-Y., Xue, W.-L., Cheng, L.-D.:

Properties and structure of compactyarns with lattice apron .....................112

Wimmer, P.: Viscose fibers with improved dyeability ...........................211

Xue, W.-L., Li, H.-Y., Zhang, R.-Y., Ma, J.:Wrinkle resistance study of cotton/lyocell blended fabrics ..............54

- Cheng, L.-D., Wie, M.-Y.: Properties and structure of compact yarns with lattice apron.......112

- Han, C.-C., Jing, S.-Q.: Analysis of China's cotton textile industry ...........154

Yang Jun Tao: Fine denier modal/elastane yarn knitted fabric dyeing process .............170

Zhang, R.-Y., Ma, J., Xue, W.-L., Li, H.-Y.:Wrinkle resistance study of cotton/lyocell blended fabrics ..............54

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Fibers/YarnsAnalysis of China's cotton

textile industry...................................154Chlorine-resistant elastane .......................5Coir-cement composite ........................132Compact yarn – roller drafting

parameters and yarn properties ...........27Cotton and man-made fibers –

competition or compatibility? ................1Cotton blends with Tencel and

Lenzing Modal...................................155Cotton versus synthetics –

the consumer perspective ..................152Electrically conductive polyester/cotton

fabrics to develop technical textiles for innovative application ....................16

Fine denier modal/elastane yarn knitted fabric dyeing process .............170

Global fiber production: polyester and viscose fiber expansion ...............140

Heat reducing synthetic grass.................10India ITME preview: new machinery

for fiber production, texturing, spinning, weaving, knitting, textile finishing and nonwovens................................207–209

Investigation of fancy yarn properties considering binder yarn .....................130

ITMA Asia preview: new machinery for fiber production, texturing, spinning, weaving, knitting, textile finishing and nonwovens .............76–107

Light-weight bio-composites from Calotropis gigantea stem fiber ...........214

Methods for assessing core-cover yarn properties ..................................218

Micromodal blend with milk fibers for underwear ...................................198

Mosquito-repellent and fragrant polypropylene....................................158

New false-twist texturing machine and manual parallel winder ..............157

New universal strength tester.................26One-bath dyeing of cotton/polyester

blend fabrics with chlorophyll dye ....................................................124

Properties and structure of compact yarns with lattice apron.......112

Viscose fibers with improved dyeability...........................................211

World fiber use increased to 88 million tons in 2011......................210

World market trends for false-twist draw-texturing machines ...................213

Wrinkle resistance study of cotton/lyocell blended fabrics ..............54

SpinningAutocoro 8 – more productivity for

large orders .......................................167

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Compact yarn – roller drafting parameters and yarn properties ...........27

Continued strong recovery in short-staple spinning investments ......216

Cooperation on combing machines ...........................................162

Drafting competence .............................22Effect of machine parameters

on apron slippage..............................164Foreign matter detection systems.........110Frequency inverter for winder

applications .......................................166Improved package build with

anti-patterning control.......................111India ITME preview: new machinery

for fiber production, texturing, spinning, weaving, knitting, textile finishing and nonwovens ...........207–209

ITMA 2011: innovative expertise in spinning engineering .....................108


Longest air-jet spinning machine in the world.........................................19

Methods for assessing core-cover yarnproperties ..........................................218

New application areas for C 70 card ....160New combing machine ........................163New direct spin-knit process ..................29New false-twist texturing machine and

manual parallel winder ......................157New steel travelers for conical rings .......18Next step towards a maintenance-free

drafting system....................................24Performance and other physical

properties of ring and compact yarn knitted rib fabrics.......................217

Properties and structure of compact yarns with lattice apron .....................112

Reduction of spinning costs on compact spinning machines...............116

Reversible spinning rings......................162Textile application competence ............113

WeavingIndia ITME preview: new machinery


ITMA 2011: trends in weaving ...............32ITMA Asia preview: new machinery

for fiber production, texturing, spinning, weaving, knitting, textile finishing and nonwovens .............76–107

Multirapier technology for woven 3D fabrics...............................146

New insertion rules for a new insertion system.................................226

New rapier weaving machine ...............228

New terry machine for wider range of beach towels and cleaning textiles ..............................................167

New weft monitoring approach .............36Novel backrest systems and their

influence on the weaving process ......222Web control upgrades for sheeters ........35World: investments in shuttle-less

looms +44 % .....................................220

KnittingCoordinated warp knitting and finishing

technology for seamless goods ............30Circular and flat knitting machinery

shipments 2011.................................229Fine denier modal/elastane yarn

knitted fabric dyeing process .............170India ITME preview: new machinery


ITMA 2011: news from the narrow fabric loom and warp-knitting machinery industry ............................117


Multilayer weft knitted fabrics – shaping possibilities...........................230

New direct spin-knit process ..................29New lace raschel machines ..................119Performance and other physical

properties of ring and compact yarn knitted rib fabrics.......................217

Versatile applications of knitted spacer fabrics ....................................120

Textile FinishingCoordinated warp knitting and finishing

technology for seamless goods ............30Chlorine free superwash finish of wool –

new standard comes to technical reality ................................................237

Dewatering rolls with no need to regrind .........................................178

Drive and control technology to save energy costs ......................................184

Dust-free dye kitchen – modular designand a high degree of automation optimize dyeing processes .................128

Dyeing and improvement of antimicrobial characteristics of polyester/cotton blend fabrics............168

Enhancing the value of textiles using bio-materials ............................177

Enzymatic functionalization of protein fibers to confer cationic dye absorption ....................................45

Even dyeing – high efficiency and lowenergy consumption..........................233

Fault marking device ............................184Fine denier modal/elastane yarn

knitted fabric dyeing process .............170High wash-resistant antimicrobial

textile finishing..................................179India ITME preview: new machinery


Influencing factors on the gas kinetic dewatering of textiles........................182

Innovative calendering technology for technical textiles ..........................241

ITMA 2011: green, green, green are all of my machines .........................38


New halogen-free solutions for flame-retardant textiles .....................122

New high performance reactive dyes...................................................172

New rinsing process for discontinuous dye houses ...................44

New stenter for technical textiles and nonwovens...................................47

New textile screen .................................43Next generation of textile inkjet

printing ...............................................42One-bath dyeing of cotton/polyester

blend fabrics with chlorophyll dye......124Supercritical CO2 water-free dyeing

and finishing products ......................240Thermal treatment of polyester bands

via ultrasound......................................48Viscose fibers with improved

dyeability...........................................211Water saving for textile production .....240Weight reduction process of

polyester/viscose woven fabric...........174

ResearchAnalysis of China's cotton

textile industry...................................154Coir-cement composite ........................132Compact yarn – roller drafting

parameters and yarn properties ...........27Digital volumetric imaging of

nonwovens micro-structure ...............244Dyeing and improvement of

antimicrobial characteristics of polyester/cotton blend fabrics............168

Effect of machine parameters on apron slippage..............................164

Electrically conductive polyester/cotton fabrics to develop technical textiles for innovative application ....................16

Innovative approach to improve hydrophilicity of polyester by plasma treatment ..............................247

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into garments ......................................52Investigation of fancy yarn properties

considering binder yarn .....................130Methods for assessing core-cover

yarn properties ..................................218Mosquito-repellent and fragrant

polypropylene....................................158Multilayer weft knitted fabrics –

shaping possibilities...........................230Multirapier technology for woven

3D fabrics ..........................................146Nanocomposite: manufacturing

and applications in textiles.................188New insertion rules for a new

insertion system.................................226Novel backrest systems and their

influence on the weaving process ......222One-bath dyeing of cotton/polyester

blend fabrics with chlorophyll dye......124Performance and other physical

properties of ring and compact yarn knitted rib fabrics ........217

Properties and structure of compact yarns with lattice apron.......112

Study on market development of composites....................................205

Thermal treatment of polyester bands via ultrasound......................................48

Use of reflective optical sensor for fabric detection............................186

Versatile applications of knitted spacer fabrics ....................................120

Wrinkle resistance study of cotton/lyocell blended fabrics ..............54

Textile IndustryCoir-cement composite ........................132Cotton and man-made fibers –

competition or compatibility? ................1Digital volumetric imaging of

nonwovens micro-structure ...............244Effect of layering on thermal comfort

of nonwovens ...................................185India ITME preview: new machinery


Innovative approach to improve hydrophilicity of polyester by plasma treatment..........................247

Integration of textile RFID transponders into garments.................52

Investigation of fancy yarn properties considering binder yarn .....................130

ITMA 2011: trends in embroidery...........50ITMA Asia preview: new machinery

for fiber production, texturing, spinning, weaving, knitting, textile finishing and nonwovens .............76–107

Nanocomposite: manufacturing and applications in textiles.................188

New halogen-free solutions for flame-retardant textiles .....................122

New spectrocolorimeter.......................243New universal strength teste..................26Radial braider and winding equipment...55Texcare 2012: energy and

resource-friendly technologies ...........129Thermal treatment of polyester bands

via ultrasound......................................48Use of reflective optical sensor for

fabric detection .................................186Versatile applications of

knitted spacer fabrics.........................120What does the nonwovens industry

expect from fiber producers? .............193Wrinkle resistance study of

cotton/lyocell blended fabrics ..............54

Industry NewsAATCC: new test methods available .....201Asia-Pacific fastest growing

textile dyestuff market.........................71Brief information 4–15, 60–75,

140–181, 196–206China: 12th Five-Year

Development Plan ...............................64China: textile machinery

exports +33 % .....................................73Circular and flat knitting machinery

shipments 2011.................................229Chlorine-resistant elastane .......................5Continued strong recovery in

short-staple spinning investments ......216Cooperation on combing machines......162

Cotton vs. synthetics: competition or compatibility? ................4

Global fiber production 2011 increased by 4.4 % ................................5

Global fiber production: polyester and viscose fiber expansion......................140

Global nonwovens market trends to 2015 .............................................142

Global fiber consumption up to 2025 ....62Heat reducing synthetic grass.................10Increased global cotton stocks .............141India: textile industry 4 % of GDP

and 17 % of exports ..............................8Italy: textile machinery

production +9 %..................................14ITMA Asia comes of age as it

continues to tap the region's resilience .............................................57

Global yarn and fabric production increased.......................................9, 189

Japan: shuttleless looms exports +6.3 % ....................................75

Japan: textile machinery production +9 %..................................74

Management 8, 10, 12, 66, 68, 70,72, 144, 146, 148, 200, 202, 204

Micromodal blend with milk fibers for underwear ...................................198

Multirapier technology for woven 3D fabrics ..........................................146

New books ............................70, 143, 250Rapid sales increase for

automotive airbags............................200Study on market development

of composites....................................205Understanding Chinese "takeovers"

as an opportunity ..............................137UV irradiation protection........................66World clothing: export growth

to remain slow in 2012......................200World: fiber use increased

to 88 million tons in 2011 .................210World: investments in shuttle-less

looms +44 % .....................................220World: lower cotton production

in 2012/13.........................................196World: market trends for false-twist

draw-texturing machines ...................213

Aditya Birla Group 12Advansa 62Alexium 11, 68, 148Alok 146Amann & Soehne 69American & Efird 204Americhem 79AMF – Reece 219

AMSilk 8Anadolu Iplik 150Andritz 150Andritz Küsters 241Anglostar 203Aquafil 8Arioli 38, 39Arkema 196

Arvind 147, 148Aspex 207Autefa Solutions 76Avantium 6Banswara Syntex 147Bastian Winder Technologies 74Bekaert 7Beloh Beteiligungsgesellschaft 203

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Benetton 7, 69Benninger 39, 79Beyond Surface Technologies 201Bianco 40bielomatik Leuze 53Binsfeld Engineering 79Biocel Paskov 196BMSvision 207Bonas Textile Machinery 80Bozzetto 41Bräcker 18, 76, 207Brazzoli 39Brückner Trockentechnik 30, 40, 42, 151Hermann Bühler 13, 202Caipo Automazione 109Calzedonia 69China Hi-Tech Group 84, 137, 204CHT R. Beitlich 41Clariant 10, 12, 41, 72, 122,

148, 149, 181, 203Clariant Products 122Cognetex 149Color Service 78Comez Gestioni 117, 205Components 22Cordenka 8Cotton Inc. 62, 240Crealet 208Datacolor 41Davis-Standard 72, 75Decotex 202Denge Kimya & Tekstil 41Denim-Tech 147Dienes Apparatebau 80DiloGroup 208Dinarsu Imalat ve Ticaret 151Diolen Industrial Fibers 196Don & Low 146Dow Chemical 232Dow Corning 72DSM Dyneema 6, 142DuPont Industrial Biosciences 240Dürkopp Adler America 204Duro Textiles 68Durst Phototechnik 38DyeCoo Textile Systems 240DyStar 11, 12, 41, 49, 70, 71, 72,

148, 149, 172, 178, 203Emsland Group 42Erbatech 39Ermenegildo Zegna 151Eschler 11, 147Eurojersey 69Fadis 82Far Eastern New Century 10Farè 151Fiberfil 151FiberVisions 5Fil Control 80Filati Color 62Filatura di Saluzzo 68Filature Miroglio 6Fisipe 198Fong’s 74, 84, 128, 137, 149, 204, 233Fong’s Europe 39Fong’s National Engineering 170Forbo Siegling 86Forté Technology 208Freudenberg 10, 146, 148Freudenberg Nonwovens 203

Freudenberg Politex 202Garware-Wall Ropes 142Genkim 41Gerber Scientific 10, 15Gerber Technology 68, 74, 206Getzner Textil 205Gitec 35Giudici 14Gokak Textiles 142Goller 84Graf & Co. 86Graf + Cie. 82, 109, 150, 165, 207Grasim Industries 174Green Chemicals 123Grob Horgen 32Willy Grob 87Groz-Beckert 87Guangzhou Donghaipang 74Guidici 213Hartmann 202HeiQ Materials 41, 232August Herzog 55Hill 200Howa 147Hualon 198Huntsman Textile Effects 12, 42, 71, 232, 240Hunziker 90Hyosung 5, 141Indorama 5, 60Invista 66, 142Itema 32, 33, 34, 36, 205, 228ITS 70, 144Jaeggli-Meccanotessile 101Jakob Müller 32, 33, 34, 38,

74, 96, 117, 205James H. Heal 26, 88, 204Japan Vilene 10Jay Chemicals 70Jeanalogia 39Jinggong Holding 142Jingwei Textile Machinery 150Johns Manville 146Jossi Systems 110Jowat 41Just Normlicht 41Kaken 66Karl Mayer 14, 30, 32, 33, 70, 88,

119, 150, 167, 206, 207Karl Mayer Malimo 70Kelheim Fibres 196, 211Kellie Solutions 193Kern-Liebers 107Kimberley-Clark 178Kiri Chemical Industries 203KPR Group 165Kumatex 67Küsters Calico Machinery 39Labeltex 184Ingenieurbüro Dr. Labude 182Lafer 39Lakshmi Machine Works 109Laroche 100Lässer 50Lectra 15, 72, 204Lenzing 4, 5, 60, 141, 148,

155, 170, 193, 196, 198, 200Lenzing Instruments 105Lenzing Plastics 196LGL Electronics 33Libeltex 203

Lindauer Dornier 32, 33, 34, 35, 81, 208, 223LJ Specialities 41LMW 23, 149Long-Sheng Group 203Loris Bellini 78Lufeng 206Luthai Textile 75, 206Luwa Air Engineering 38Macart 93Madura Fashion 12Mageba Textilmaschinen 35, 117Mahlo 10, 40, 90Mandhana Industries 68Mario Crosta 78Marzoli 108MAS Holding 12Matthys 90Mayer & Cie. 110MEI International 117Memminger-Iro 32, 91Karl Menzel Maschinenfabrik 40Mey 198Mezzera 101Microcot Spinn India 200Mimaki 38, 42Miroglio 62, 68Mogotex 9Monforts 15, 40, 42, 47, 84, 92, 126,

137, 146, 149, 176, 204, 208, 240Monforts Fong’s Textile Machinery 137Montalvo 15, 35, 151, 171Montex-Maschinenfabrik 149MS 38MTS 101Mura 145Murata Machinery 94, 110, 208Nan Liu Enterprise 150Nantong Teijin 66National Nonwovens 68NatureWorks 62, 193, 198NighTec 41Ningbo Yunsheng 112Novibra Boskovice 82, 207Novozymes 42NSC fibre to yarn 80Oerlikon Barmag 98, 150 206Oerlikon Neumag 14, 15, 98Oerlikon Saurer 50, 98, 110Oerlikon Schlafhorst 98, 108, 109,

110, 116, 167, 209Oerlikon Textile 8, 14, 75, 98,

150, 193, 204, 206Oerlikon Textile Components 22, 98, 113, 209OptiTex 68Osthoff-Senge 39Outlast Technologies 70Pacific Textiles 240Pamako 6Panter 33Perachem 122Performance Fibers 198Pfaff 15Pfaff Industrial 151PHP Fibers 196Picanol 32, 33, 34, 35, 66, 74,

92, 150, 208, 223, 226PK Garment 69Pleva 40Polyamide High Performance 196Polyester High Performance 196


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151, 165, 207, 217Sri Mahasakthi Mills 200SSM Schärer Schweiter Mettler 14, 102,

157, 213SSM Giudici 102, 157Stäubli 34, 35, 75, 81, 102

Stoll 230Stork Prints 38, 42, 103Sulzer Chemtech 198Superba 103SWF Stickmaschinen 51SwissTex Winterthur 206Synthomer 149Tajima Industries 51Tanatex Chemicals 12, 41, 44, 240Tatham 184Tecnon OrbiChem 62Teijin 60, 66, 142, 198Teijin Aramid 4Teijin Fibers 6, 67, 141N.I. Teijin Shoji 198TenCate 10, 67, 147TenCate Grass 10Terrot 29, 105, 121, 151Testex 9, 66Texhong 148Texport 67Textechno Herbert Stein 105, 108, 134Textiles Intelligence 200TexTrace 118The Fiber Year Consulting 193Then 84, 128Thies 40, 44, 103, 149Thorey Textilveredlung 182Ticona 198Tonello 39Toray Industries 5, 62, 147, 198Toyota Industries 14, 34, 150, 162Treves 147Treves Banswara 147Trevira 6, 142, 198Trützschler 66, 74, 104, 108,

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Trützschler Nonwovens 104Trützschler Spinning 104Trützschler Switzerland 206TSG Finishing 68Tsudakoma 34, 35, 106Turag Garments & Hosiery 15TWE Vliesstoffwerke 203U.T.I.T. Wagner Automazioni 102Uster Technologies 14, 20, 108, 206Roger Vanden Berghe 202Van de Wiele 34, 35, 104, 209van Laack 52Van Tex 200Vaupel Textilmaschinen 117VAV Technology 39Verivide 41Vita Group 203V-Trion 45Wacker Chemie 71We R Reggiani 101Weiqiao Textile 68, 202Weko 38Wellman International 193Wingway Textile Group 10WR – Weberei Russikon 205Wumag Texroll 40Xennia Technology 204Xentrys Leuna 4Xetma Vollenweider 39Xorella 84X-Rite 206, 243Yaskawa 166Yeti 147Zhejiang Jiaren New Materials 142Zhejiang Longsheng Group 149J. Zimmer Maschinenbau 38Zschimmer & Schwarz 49ZSK Stickmaschinen 51


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