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For many people outside of industry and crafts, the fabric die cutting process is a mystery. However, many industries use these services to enhance their products for safety and comfort. The die cutting process has long been beneficial to tons of different industries, all for different reasons, so it’s a good idea to at least… Continue reading What You Need to Know About Die Cutting

Engineers use spunbond nonwoven fabrics in a huge variety of applications, from automotive fabrics to disposable hygeine products. According to the University of Tennessee’s College of Engineering, spunbond nonwoven fabrics are quickly replacing traditional fabrics in many hospitals and medical settings. That’s because many nonwoven scrims and fabrics can be more resistant to fluid penetration,… Continue reading 8 Reasons Spunbond Nonwoven Fabrics Are Replacing Traditional Textiles

The North American film industry is, in a word, massive. With about 5,317 different indoor theaters, about 62% of American adults report going to the movies at least once each year. Catching a flick is so popular, in fact, that adults over the age of 21 are actually nearly three times as likely to go… Continue reading Focusing on Customer Experience: a New Hope For Theaters

Don’t underestimate the importance of industrial textile solutions, because Americans take their seating very, very seriously. Don’t believe it? Here’s what you should know. Movie Theater Seating. Box office sales might be down, but Americans still love going to the movies. Adults ages 21 or older are about three times more likely to catch a… Continue reading Americans Take Their Seating Very Seriously: 3 Things You Should Know

Although most people think that seats are just seats, there’s actually a lot of thought that goes into designing them. You’d be surprised at how industrial textile manufacturers have gotten it down to a science. Here are a few things you might not have known. Airlines On average, more than 8 million people fly every… Continue reading The Science of Seating: 3 Things You Didn’t Know