Mimosa trees used for eco-friendly leather processing

January 1, 1970  |  Products

Danfield’s newest product is a 100 percent earth-friendly method for processing leather that uses a product derived from farm-bred Mimosa trees. The EcoHides™ process uses natural vegetable products and waxes to create a pliable, soft leather hide suitable for products ranging from leath…
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Fungi-fighting yoga mats and heat-seeking swampstools

January 1, 1970  |  Advanced Textiles, Products

The classic yoga warrior pose combines grace and strength, and a new product developed by Sommers Plastics showcases those same attributes. Sommers Plastic Products Company Inc., Clifton, N.J., manufactures specialty polyurethanes, lenticulars, holographics, fake furs and faux leathers; its newest l…
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Recycled garment line saves money

January 1, 1970  |  Advanced Textiles, Products

Problem: Disposable garments from clean environments, such as those used in silicon chip production, are unnecessarily thrown away. Solution: Durable Tyvek® fabric made from HDPE is hard to tear or puncture, yet it functions as a breathable membrane that allows body heat and sweat to escape whil…
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Jomar Softcorp offers mobility software

January 1, 1970  |  Products

Jomar Softcorp Intl. IFAI Expo 2012 Booth: 1961 What: Textile enterprise mobility software Why: Software with ERP and enterprise solutions for specialty and protective fabrics, technical and industrial textiles and cut and sew operations. Systems available include fiber manufacturing, spinning, warp…
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Graphics One LLC introduces new direct-to-fabric printer

December 31, 1969  |  Graphics, Products

Graphics One introduces the GO RIO TX direct-to-fabric printer for the flag and banner market. The RIO TX has been modified to image on multiple types of fabric with integrated high-performance ink delivery, fabric drying and fabric media handling systems. It can also image on paper offering the abi…
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