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June 2020
Webinar: Key Highlights, Insights From The Seventh Edition Of The INDA North American Supply Report – Part 1
Capacity and production supply-side developments on the nonwoven industry’s improving operating rates and crucial supply/demand balance as the market entered the pandemic The program will include a 25-minute live webinar presentation with 25 minutes dedicated to answering members’ online chat questions in real-time.
Find out more »The Nonwovens Institute — Nonwovens Technology: On the Frontlines of a World Pandemic Webinar #6 of 6
Wipes: Critical Products for Infection Prevention and Sanitation A series of six webinars providing critical technical information and insight on the value and importance nonwovens technology has on products developed and used for infection prevention. Webinar #6 of 6 Pierre Grondin, the director of product development at The Nonwovens Institute, will give an overview of nonwoven wipes and other infection prevention and sanitizing products. He will discuss the key material components, standards, and critical performance properties of nonwoven wipes for…
Find out more »Webinar: Key Highlights, Insights From The Seventh Edition Of The INDA North American Supply Report – Part 2
Highlights of trade, imports and exports of nonwoven material with a focus on the decline from China and an increase from the rest of the world The program will include a 25-minute live webinar presentation with 25 minutes dedicated to answering members’ online chat questions in real-time.
Find out more »Americhem Webinar: Antimicrobials In Fibers 201
This webinar class will teach you how antimicrobials make fiber applications inhospitable to microbes and how you can use them as additives in masterbatch and compound polymeric solutions. And your burning questions answered on the spot! Key Takeaways: The basics of antimicrobials; Types of antimicrobial options for fiber applications; How to choose the right antimicrobial for your fiber product; What regulatory claims are appropriate for the fibers industry; and Other additives to enhance many fibers such as nonwovens and textiles.…
Find out more »Postponed: Spinexpo™ Paris
New dates to be announced. International industry sourcing exhibition dedicated to innovation in yarns, fibers and knitwear.
Find out more »NC State University Webinar Series: Ask a Virologist – Coronavirus: What We Know, What We Don’t
Free Learn about viruses, how they spread, infect hosts and replicate. Learn specifics about SARS-CoV-2 and how its specific properties dictate control mechanisms, including PPE for healthcare and non-healthcare settings. Speakers: Frank Scholle, Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences
Find out more »July 2020
Postponed: Spinexpo™ New York
New dates to be announced. An international sourcing exhibition dedicated to innovation in yarns, fibers and knitwear.
Find out more »DOD/DLA Virtual Information Day
The Department of Defense’s COVID-19 Joint Acquisition Task Force (JATF) and the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), in coordination with interagency partners, will be hosting a virtual information day regarding current and future demand for personal protective equipment (PPE) on Tuesday, July 14 and Wednesday, July 15. The purpose of the event is to provide current and potential suppliers of PPE an understanding of U.S. government demand, including an overview of the tranche 2 requirements for DLA (in support of HHS),…
Find out more »Webinar: Myths vs. Reality – Direct Printing vs. Transfer Printing
What is the difference between dye sublimation printing and transfer printing? Is there a difference in total cost of use between paper printing and direct to garment printing? Is there a difference in color gamut between direct to garment and printing via paper? Is direct to garment printing easier than via paper? This interactive webinar will try to give answers on these questions. Where the dye sublimation process is a matured technology, the industrial pigment transfer technology is relatively new.…
Find out more »AAPN American Ingenuity Series: Hey, Einstein, We All Live In The Same Universe
It seems that everyone is into fast fashion and the idea that we should be able to make decisions close to market. But faster is not always better. The old Lewis Carroll quote from Alice in Wonderland, 'The hurrier I go, the behinder I get', could not be more true in the increasingly competitive world of apparel retailing. Poking at the idea that everything can and must be done faster, Harward will discuss the idea that the limitations we often…
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