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• Cars will drive up demand for carbon fibers

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the September 2010 issue
  Global demand for lightweight, strong carbon fibers could reach 8.5 million tons by 2015.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0910_sw14_carbon_fibers.html

• Textile pressure sensor mat utilizes conductive yarn

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the September 2010 issue
  A textile pressure sensor mat measures pressure monitoring distribution on the human body via electrodes embroidered with conductive yarn on both sides of a compressible spacer.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0910_sh2_sensor_mat.html

• Protective products for commercial use

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the September 2010 issue
  Wrap music: Protective products are expanding into commercial markets for protection of persons and property.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0910_f1_protective_products.html

• New ultra-lightweight fabric from Everest Textile Co. uses NILIT yarns

  Specialty Fabrics Review | August 6, 2010
  Lightweight and thin fabrics have become a very strong apparel trend.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/080610.html

• Highlights from IFAI’s Advanced Textiles 2010

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  IFAI’s Advanced Textiles 2010 took place June 16–17 in Paris, France.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_c1_advanced_textiles.html

• Monofilament made with polymers from renewable sources

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  Suppliers of synthetic monofilaments, Fil.Va introduces a new monofilament made with polymers from renewable sources.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_ep30_monofilament.html

• Foam gets technical

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  New foam composites respond to the call for high performance in a variety of applications.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_f2_foam_composites.html

• PVC-coated fabric products from ISO 9002 certified manufacturer

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  Hanwha Polydreamer is an affiliate of Hanwha Group, specialized in the petro-chemical industry.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_ep36_hanwha_pvc.html

• Windscreen and fencing in a variety of options

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  Mastershade is an alternative to custom windscreens.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_ep41_ja_cissel.html

• Latest textile printing solutions from Mimaki

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  The Tx400-1800D is the latest in direct-to-textile and transfer dye-sublimation printing from Mimaki.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_ep56_mimaki.html

• Bias binding products for a range of uses

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  Novelty Bias offers products for bias binding for cotton, poly-cotton and nylon.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_ep59_novelty_bias_binding.html

• Protective products meet the challenge

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  An overview of the U.S. safety and protective products industry.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_mk_safety_protective.html

• Antimicrobial fabric offers traditional wool flannel look

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  Enduratex™ has announced the release of British Sterling performance fabric.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_np6_antimicrobial_flannel.html

• Top Austrian climbers and winning fibers

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  Climbing a huge boulder hanging over a precipitous alpine drop requires rigorous training, faultless gear and brute courage—and a good t-shirt doesn’t hurt, either.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_sw4_fibers.html

• Dow Corning sponsors Shanghai Sevens rugby tournament

  Specialty Fabrics Review | July 21, 2010
  Dow Corning is a main sponsor of Shanghai Sevens—a fully-sanctioned rugby tournament.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/072110.html

• Fabric-based safety solutions offer opportunities in sports and recreation

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the July 2010 issue
  Enthusiasts at all levels can focus on their sport with products that assure a safe environment for competition or recreation.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0710_f2_sports.html

• Hockey socks reduce risk of cuts

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the July 2010 issue
  Ice hockey is one of the world’s fastest and most dangerous sports and cuts from skate blades are a constant risk.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0710_sh1_socks.html

• Portable shelter provides solo camping convenience

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the July 2010 issue
  No need to find a level campsite, or set up to avoid roots, rocks or puddles
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0710_sh3_camping.html

• Pennants produced using dye sublimation

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the June 2010 issue
  Condé Systems Inc. has added felt pennants to its DyeTrans™ family of sublimatable products.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0610_np5_pennants.html

• Architectural fabric wraps buildings in luminous screen

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the June 2010 issue
  It’s not just another pretty façade; new Imagic Weave architectural fabric couples stainless steel woven wire mesh and LED technology to wrap buildings in a luminous and programmable media screen.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0610_sw1_fabricscreen.html

• Increasing children’s fitness with covered stations

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the May 2010 issue
  In Great Britain, an estimated 14 percent of boys and 17 percent of girls aged two to 15 are obese, statistics that have launched national efforts to get children outdoors and in motion.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0510_sw4_playtents.html

• Cooling textile for high-performance applications

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the May 2010 issue
  Coolcomfit, a high-performance, cooling textile, is activated without chemicals by the wearer’s perspiration and air movement, or by wetting, wringing out and snapping to set the water molecules in motion and provide a sustained, cool temperature within the fabric.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0510_nfs6_cooling.html

• Potential builds for fabrics in construction

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the May 2010 issue
  Versatile and lightweight, architectural fabrics are finding new niches in construction.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0510_f2_architectural.html

• Polyester scrim provides superior graphics adhesion

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the April 2010 issue
  IT 1700 anti-wick, polyester scrim is extrusion coated with a matte-finish, velvet-embossed, PVC coating.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0410_nfs13_graphics.html

• High-tech fabrics for speed

  Specialty Fabrics Review | March 12, 2010
  Swiss knitwear specialist Eschler supplied high-tech fabrics to the manufacturers of speed suits of many national teams at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/031210.html