
Technical textile markets: product developments and innovations, July 2025
Description
This report provides information on the latest developments in composites, fabrics, fibres, medical textiles, nonwovens, sewing threads, smart textiles and yarns. The report includes information and analysis relating to a number of innovative companies and other organisations worldwide, including: Ahlstrom; Autoneum; BASF; Deutsche Institute für Textil- und Faserforschung Denkendorf (DITF); Durak Tekstil; Edinburgh Napier University; Freudenberg Performance Materials; Hagihara Industries; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Notts Sport; Royal Robbins; Teijin Frontier; and University College London (UCL).
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- SUMMARY
- COMPOSITES
- Autoneum has developed composite flame shields which are free from mica for use inside the battery housings of electric vehicles (EVs)
- Fibre-based speciality materials producer Ahlstrom has launched a range of absorbent glass mat battery separators
- FABRICS
- DITF and partners are developing pressure-resistant spacer fabrics for use as cores in adaptable vacuum thermal insulation components in buildings
- Royal Robbins has launched an apparel collection called Mosquito Protection Technology (MPT) which provides protection against mosquitoes without the use of toxic chemicals
- Teijin Frontier has developed a polyester fabric which has the look and feel of a fabric made from natural fibres
- FIBRES
- Notts Sport has launched a non-plastic artificial grass called CocoTurf which is made from coconut fibres
- Researchers in the UK are developing a method for extracting cellulose from cow manure and the subsequent spinning of the cellulose into fibres
- MEDICAL TEXTILES
- The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is developing knitted bioabsorbable fabrics for treating severe and/or chronic wounds
- NONWOVENS
- Freudenberg Performance Materials has launched a range of versatile fine denier spunbonded nonwovens
- SEWING THREADS
- Durak Tekstil has developed a sewing thread which is invisible to infrared cameras for use in the production of military uniforms
- SMART TEXTILES
- Researchers at the Deutsche Institute für Textil- und Faserforschung Denkendorf (DITF) are developing elastic inks for use in the production of smart textiles
- Researchers in Japan have developed a durable, flexible fibre-based sensor which is inspired by the shape of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)
- YARNS
- BASF and Hagihara Industries have launched a range of durable polyolefin yarns for use in the manufacture of artificial turf
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