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SARL TIBTECH Innovations - 2A rue Antoine Delahousse, 59223 RONCQ - Tel : +33 (0)320851073. conductive textiles for SMART or connected textiles or composites functionalization

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Sunstrand products and processes have been designed to deliver consistent, high quality fibers compatible with typical composite manufacturing processes.

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories is focused on genetically engineering next-generation polymers with unprecedented capabilities, such as recombinant spider silk.

Look 10 years younger, in seconds. Caboki instantly eliminates the appearance of hair loss, baldness and thinning hair, it is 100% natural, free of synthetic dyes, fillers, preservatives and animal ingredients that are commonly found in hair building fibers.

Rhodes American Steel Wool.

a.myrah is a division of Gama Industries Coimbatore Limited, a textile company specialising in the manufacture of fine textiles for both the domestic and the overseas markets. a.myrah always uses natural fibers that are as free of defects. What makes the

We like consistency and it shows in everything we do: vibrant color for concrete, automated concrete pigment dispensers, concrete admixtures, reinforcement fibers, concrete sealers, and maintenance products.

Aymara stands for contemporary knitwear collections for kids and women. We create innovative fine quality knitted garments with a comfortable fit. Our collection always includes fashionable classics as well as beautiful accessories, available in a wide colour palette. We believe that the quality of our products is the sum of innovative designs, small details, a careful selection of fibers and excellent craftmenship.

High quality para-aramid waste from cutting outfall of technical textile productions are recycled in an environmentally, sustainable process. The high quality receycled material is used in brakes, clutches linings and seals, gasket production or in technical rubber products. Recycled aramid staple fibers can be spun again into yarns for fire protective textiles or heat insulating materials.