March 2019 DIOLEN®ReCIRCLE in spun-dyed black.
The entire press report can be found in the PDF file beside.
March 2019 TWD Fibres' policy is to minimize microplastics in the production of filament yarns in an effort to protect our environment.
The entire press report can be found in the PDF file beside.
Januar 2019 The journal R+W Textilservice reports our innovative polyester hollow fiber filament yarn.
The entire press report can be found in the PDF file beside.
Dezember 2018 The journal avr reports our innovative hollow fiber filament yarn and its application in mattress covers.
The entire press report can be found in the PDF file beside.
September 2018 Dyed Polyester & Polyamide 6.6 filament yarns free of metal & certified according OEKO-TEX® Appendix 6
The entire press report can be found in the PDF file beside.
September 2018 Polyester hollow fiber filament yarn in mattress covers with thermoregulatory effect to improve the user's sleeping comfort in summer and winter time
The entire press report can be found in the PDF file beside.
May 2018 Under the initiative of “wear2wear” five European companies started a lifecycle system for functional clothing textiles. The firms in the “wear2wear” cooperation cover the entire recycling circle for 100 % recycled, recyclable and PFC-free functional fabrics and thus for high-quality, responsible clothing.
TWD Fibres GmbH recently joined this partnership. TWD Fibres plays with its DIOLEN®ReCIRCLE Polyester yarns a key role in this partnership. DIOLEN®ReCIRCLE Polyester yarns are a 100 % out of recycled PET bottles.
The entire article can be found in the PDF file beside.
May 2018 In contrast to steamed fancy yarns, the TWD Fibres Metallic Edition is machine-washable, suitable for tumble-drying, heat-resistant and therefore easier to care for. The moisture absorption and release properties of the textiles are also not impaired - as is customary with film laminations - and ensure a pleasant wearing sensation.
The entire article can be found in the PDF file beside.
May 2018 TWD Fibres is launching a new, extended palette of coloured yarns on the market, specifically for use in sportswear and workwear, and also for use in medical textiles.
The entire article can be found in the PDF file beside.
May 2018 Environmental protection and the absence of harmful substances are an important aspect, especially in clothing textiles, and consumers are becoming increasingly aware of this. For this reason TWD Fibres GmbH was one of the first companies to have its DIOLEN® Polyester and TIMBRELLE® Polyamide 6.6 yarns certified according to the stricter criteria of STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® Appendix 6.
The entire article can be found in the PDF file beside.
May 2018 Green FC Free is a fluorine-free hydrophobisation for all DIOLEN® POLYESTER and TIMBRELLE® POLYAMID 6.6 yarns of TWD Fibres. The optional yarn finish is a pollution-free alternative compared to fluorine-based hydrophobisation and is compliant with the requirements of the Detox-Campaign. The hydrophobic properties of Green FC Free have been tested by various standard test methods and confirmed by independent testing institutes. Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), its salts and precursors were ranked by the European Commission as being substances of very high concern. Hence, from July 2020 onwards no more PFOAs of 25ppm or higher may be placed on the market.
The entire article can be found in the PDF file beside.
May 2018 Micro plastics in sea salt, PFOA pollution in environment and mankind, more swimming plastic than swimming fishes in the oceans – these kind of news are dominating our daily news. Of course, every branch rejects responsibility in a kind of reflex. Environmentally friendly textiles are often a niche market of young start-up companies, hold high as future vision with founder’s enthusiasm.
The entire article can be found in the PDF file beside.
May 2018 How many of the textiles surrounding you are white? It is certainly just a fraction. There are a wide variety of ways in which colour is added to textiles and some are more harmful to the environment than others.
Further Information can be found in the PDF file beside.
August 2016 Antimony is a natural element that occurs in a very low concentration and it is an integral part of many textile products out of Polyester materials. It is also an integral part of most PET beverage bottles as well as other synthetic packaging materials. Caused by a recently launched article in German daily press antimony and its health effects are currently highlighted in public. Polyester yarns are especially used for mattress ticking textiles. They are highly abrasion resistant, very easy to clean and handle. But there are also alternative, antimony free Polyester yarns available with the same product properties. One example are the so branded DIOLEN®HYPOALLERGENIC yarns made by TWD Fibres GmbH.
Further details about health effects caused by antimony and our antimony free alternative are available at the Link beside
June 2016 4K Invest International, Munich, took over TWD Fibres by majority beginning 2015. The Daun Group still remains minority shareholder. The declared objective of the new owner is to further expand the national and international market position of TWD Fibres as a specialist in filament yarns. In the following interview Markus Zöllner, partner of the shareholders, takes a look back on year 1 at TWD Fibres.
"We recruited new employees and by implementing an IT-base, all production sections across our processes have significantly gained higher results. Beside this, we started to invest in all different areas. Right now we are close to launching three new products."
The whole interview for download is available beside
March 2016
Further details on each topic in our TWD Fibres News 03 | 2016
Juni 2015 4K Invest International, Munich, took over TWD Fibres by majority beginning 2015. The declared objective of the new owner is to further expand the national and international market position of TWD Fibres as a specialist in filament yarns.
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