Precision
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Express Print boosts production with Mimaki Digital Printing System
Varna-based Bulgarian company Express Print has over a decade of experience in indoor graphics, outdoor signage and soft signage solutions.…
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SMA textile actuators bring wearable robotics closer to everyday clothing
A new textile actuator technology developed by researchers at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne is opening fresh possibilities for wearable…
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Proving cotton origin as regulation tightens in Europe and the U.S.
As Germany begins enforcing stricter anti-greenwashing rules and U.S. authorities continue action under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA),…
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KARL MAYER strengthens its focus on core textile technologies
KARL MAYER is reinforcing its commitment to warp knitting, warp preparation and technical textiles as it continues to advance textile…
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Bally Ribbon Mills to showcase 3-D weaving and thermal protection systems at JEC World 2026
Bally Ribbon Mills (BRM), a long-established specialist in engineered woven fabrics, will present its latest 3-D weaving technologies at JEC…
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Smart fabrics move from the lab to the wardrobe
A jacket that tracks your heartbeat, uses your body heat to power its own sensors, and adjusts how warm it…
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Mimaki expands TS330 dye sublimation series with wider format and extended ink options
Mimaki Europe has announced updates to its TS330 dye sublimation printer series, adding new colour capabilities and introducing a wider-format…
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VITAL BELT, a wearable health monitor designed as a belt
D.O.N Co. Ltd., headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, has introduced VITAL BELT, an abdominal belt-type sensing wearable developed under its inner-down…
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Knittex Industries enhances fabric quality with Mahlo weft straightener
Bangladesh’s Knittex Industries Ltd., a key player in the country’s garment manufacturing sector, has taken another step towards improving fabric…
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Precision at every stitch – why textile machines must think in microns
In textile manufacturing, attention to detail doesn’t just happen by accident—it is engineered. When a loom misplaces a fibre by…
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