Introduction In the initial time of textile products manufacturing, men used to produce clothing which were required to be civilized. They used to put emphasis on decorative and aesthetic properties of clothing during manufacturing. But, day by day their demand changed dramatically. They began to put emphasis on technical and functional properties along with decorative and aesthetic… Continue reading What Is Technical Textile
Definition Of Woven Fabric Non-wovens are flexible, porous, products consisting of one or more fibre layers. The separate fibres may either be preferentially oriented in one direction or may be deposited in a random manner. They are bonded by chemical, thermal or mechanical processes into textile products. Non-wovens are mainly planar structures. This relatively young… Continue reading What Is Non-Woven Fabric? Characteristics And Uses Of Non-Woven Fabric
Automobile is the lifeline of present society. Trade, Industry and Commercial activity extremely dependent on this sector. Therefore, it is no exception that tremendous growth and development is taking place in this sector. This automotive sector consumes a lot of textile materials that may be visible or concealed in automobile. The global consumption of textiles… Continue reading Automotive-Textiles
What is Non-Woven Fabric? It can be defined as the textile structure made directly from the fibre rather than yarn. These types of fabrics are normally made from the fibre webs or from the continuous filaments or batts strengthened by bonding using different techniques. These include adhesive bonding, fluid jet entanglement or mechanical interlocking by needing, stitch… Continue reading Types and Properties of Non-Woven Fabric
From century-old dairy plants in Vermont to pet food startups in California, food manufacturers of all sizes face growing regulation. Of immediate concern is the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) of 2010. Under part of the law phasing in through 2018, most processors must have “hazard analysis and risk-based prevention controls (HARPC)” in place to… Continue reading Three Filtration Principles to Guide A Food Plant Remodel
In the food and beverage industry, industrial users require filtration solutions for their process water as well as their wastewater. Many considerations come into play when selecting the optimal filtration system. On the process water side, criteria include the impact on business efficiencies in production time, transportation, labor costs, and product loss. The filtration system must also be evaluated… Continue reading Filtration Solutions for the Food & Beverage Industry
The multibillion filtration market in the food industry includes a number of technologies designed to meet environmental regulations. It also includes filters used in food manufacturing processes. One requirement includes purifying air prior to exhausting it from stacks. This can involve either fabric filters or scrubbers or both depending on whether the contaminant is particulate,… Continue reading FoodFiltration Market: Filtration purchases by the six largest food companies
Use these tips for dust collection in your food processing facility to prevent problems and to remain within safety regulations. As a result, you will keep your employees safer and healthier. 1. Choose the Right Filtration System Since food processing facilities don’t handle the same materials, there isn’t a single filtration system for all of… Continue reading 10 Safety Tips For Food Processing Dust Collection
Oil Extraction and Filtration – Oil extraction and purification of crude biomass removes waxes/lipids before distillation. This winterization requires consistent and correct micron retention and filtration speed in your. Great Lakes Filters carries oil extraction and winterization filter paper grades ranging nominally from 0.7 to 250 micron. We supply any diameter of lab filters needed… Continue reading Oil Extraction Filter Paper
The multibillion filtration market in the food industry includes a number of technologies designed to meet environmental regulations. It also includes filters used in food manufacturing processes. One requirement includes purifying air prior to exhausting it from stacks. This can involve either fabric filters or scrubbers or both depending on whether the contaminant is particulate,… Continue reading FOOD FILTRATION MARKET
