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• Fibers | Nanotechnology

  Verdex Develops New Nanofiber Technology

  Technology is a simple, safe process for spinning nanofibers using no solvents and using low pressure air

  03.12.19
  

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• Nanotechnology
  

  Nanofiber Nonwoven Fabrics by Electrospinning and Meltblown Nonwovens

  New developments are leading to uniformity.

  Kin Ohmura, Osaka Chemical 11.02.18
  

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• Filtration | Nanotechnology | Product Improvement/Innovation | R&D/Basic Research

  Research Team Develops Nanofiber Solution for Air Filtration

  Professor and Ph.D. student apply nanofiber solution onto nonwoven mesh to create product that achieves high air flow

  03.23.17
  

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• Feminine Hygiene | Fibers | India | Nanotechnology | Product Improvement/Innovation

  Nanofiber-based Sanitary Napkins Developed in India

  Pads created by a team at the Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, don't incorporate SAP.

  09.21.16
  

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• Adult Incontinence | Composite | Electronics | Fibers | Filtration | Market Data | Nanotechnology

  Report Studies Global Nanofiber Market

  Nanofibers are used in applications for filtration, batteries, healthcare and adult incontinence.

  02.19.16
  

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• Fibers | Meltblown | Pacific Rim

  Competition among nanofiber nonwovens makers

  Electrospinning and meltblown are the top choices for making thin fiber nonwovens.

  Kin Ohmura, Osaka Marketing 06.09.14
  

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• Fibers | Filtration

  Elmarco: A Premier Supplier of Nanofiber Production Equipment

  Nanospider technology on display.

  11.15.12
  

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• Apparel | Composite | Electronics | Fibers | Filtration | India | Meltblown | Nanotechnology | R&D/Basic Research

  Nanofiber

  New Developments

  Seshadri Ramkumar and Vinit Singh, Nonwovens & Advanced Materials Laboratory, Texas Tech University, USA 04.07.11
  

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• Fibers | Meltblown | Spunbond

  Meltblown Nanofiber Technology

  A licensing agreement was recently signed between NonWoven Technologies, Inc. (NTI), Oyster Bay, NY, and Arthur G. Russell (AGR), Bristol, CT. AGR was given sole exclusivity for the right of use to NTI's breakthrough, patented high speed meltblown na…

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