Curious about die cutting? Consider this. According to IQS Directory: Chapter 1: What is Die Cutting? “Die cutting is the mass fabrication of cut-out shapes by shearing a stock material such as paper and chipboard using tooling called a die. A die is a specialized tool used in manufacturing to cut or shape a material… Continue reading Die Cutting
One positive to the upheaval of 2020 is the increase in vacationers choosing recreational vehicles (RV). According to Forbes: “Call it a case of cooped up consumers creating pent up demand. Deprived of traditional spring and summer vacations that might include crowded flights and hotel stays due to Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, individuals and families are… Continue reading RV Sales Rev As Vacationers Avoid Hotels, Air Travel
Did you know melt-blown extrusion is being used for making masks? According to Thomas Net: “Melt blown extrusion is a manufacturing process that is used for creating a type of fabric called non-woven fabric which is made from polymers such as polypropylene. Traditional fabrics made of natural materials like cotton are woven together, meaning that… Continue reading What is Melt-Blown Extrusion and How is it Used for Making Masks?
The Spunbound fabric market is expected to see continued growth in coming years. According to Nonwovens Industry: “Research & Markets has released a new Spunbond Nonwovens Market research report. This analysis offers an in-depth insight into the market until 2025. “The report predicts that the the spunbond nonwovens market is projected to grow from $18.7… Continue reading Spunbond Report Predicts Continued Growth
The automotive industry is moving toward sustainability. According to CapGemini.com: Sustainability has become a strategic priority for automotive organizations “With growing concerns about climate change and environmental degradation, sustainability has become a strategic priority for automotive organizations. Governments, consumers, and investors are now pushing automotive organizations to change their ways of working, culture, and products.… Continue reading The automotive industry in the era of sustainability
Non-woven fabrics are vital to construction. Consider this market analysis. According to EIN Presswire: “Findings from Facts and Factors report “Construction Non-Woven Fabrics Market By Type (Meltblown, Spunbonded, Spunlace, Needle Punch, and Others) and By Application (Reinforced Material, Roofing Waterproof Material, and Others): Global Industry Outlook, Market Size, Business Intelligence, Consumer Preferences, Statistical Surveys, Comprehensive… Continue reading Global Construction Non-Woven Fabrics Market Worth Over USD 11,960 Million By 2026
Nearly all aspects of industries are considering sustainable options. Consider this. According to The New York Times: “Under the hood is an electric motor, but can a car truly be green if the cabin is coated in leather and plastic? “As automakers push toward the electric future, recycled and sustainable materials — making the car… Continue reading Luxury Cars Go Sustainable From the Inside Out
What kinds of fabrics are used in industrial purposes? According to Thomas Net: “Industrial fabrics are used in an extensive range of automotive, printing, belting, filtering and processing applications. Both synthetic and natural materials are used in the manufacture of industrial fabrics, which are woven, or knit, in a variety of patterns or produced in… Continue reading More About Industrial Fabrics
The knitted fabrics market, like others, has been impacted by COVID-19. Consider this report. According to News Distinct: “A new research report titled, ‘Global Knitted Fabrics Market Size, Status and Forecast 2020-2026’ have been added by Garner Insights to its huge collection of research report with grow significant CAGR during Forecast. The research report analyzes… Continue reading KNITTED FABRICS MARKET ESTIMATED COVID-19 OUTBREAK IMPACT ON GLOBAL GROWTH IN 2020-2026
The surge in RV shipments is expected to continue through this year. According to Roaming Times: “RV shipments are expected to surpass 400,000 wholesale units by the end of 2020 and see continued growth in 2021 to more than 500,000 units, according to the Fall 2020 RV RoadSigns prepared by ITR Economics for the RV… Continue reading Surge In RV Shipments Projected Through 2021
