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Conductive Fibers & Films Support Industry Directory These listings can include: • retail
outlets, •
non-conductive base fiber manufacturers, • companies
that process conductive fibers (weavers, braiders, wire houses, etc.), • manufacturers
of machines that handle conductive fibers, • distributors
of products using conductive fibers, • schools,
research centers • allied trade
associations. Contact us for a free listing. We also invite you to place a link on YOUR website linking to us at: www.CFiberMfg.com |
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Advanced Functional Fabrics of America (AFFOA) |
AFFOA’s mission enables a manufacturing-based revolution—the transformation of traditional fibers, yarns, and textiles into highly sophisticated integrated and networked devices and systems. |
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American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) |
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Founded for the initial purpose of developing test methods for the textile industry and have developed more than 200 methods over our history, several dealing with electrostatic and electrical properties of fibers, yarns, and fabrics. Please see AATCC Test Method 76, 84, 115, and 134 at http://www.aatcc.org/testing/methods/alphabetical.htm. |
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American Cord and Webbing, Inc. |
http://www.acw1.com/ WendyHorowitz@Verizon.net |
Custom conductive tapes and webbing |
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AMOHR Technische Textilien GmbH |
Focus on the combination of custom synthetic and conductive threads in woven and warp-knitted tapes. These conductive elements can be used in the automotive industry or wherever standard electrical connections are not suitable or available. |
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Biothane Coated Webbing |
Coating and waterproffing and making webbing conductive. |
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Carlisle Interconnect Technologies formerly Micro-Coax, Inc. |
Unique high-performance product cable line |
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China EMI Shielding Materials Co., Ltd |
info@china-emi-shielding.com |
Export soft electromagnetic shielding materials like EMI/EMC shielding fabrics,special protective cloth material, silver fiber health clothes. Our main products: conductive fabric, conductive sponge, conductive adhesive tape, EMI shielding gaskets, nickel mesh, conductive non-woven fabric, conductive elastomer,beryllium copper finger strips,EMI/EMC power line filters and so on. |
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CreaFibres SAS |
Use their stainless steel spun yarns to knit fabrics 100% stainless steel with our own equipment. We work also with partners to use their equipment to make woven tapes, tubular braids, needled felts, woven fabrics. Our markets concern mainly industrial process (textile and others), on high temperature applications and anti-static/conductive applications. Of course we try to answer to all other requests linked to our products. |
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Delta Group |
Solving critical staffing needs |
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Fabric Development Inc. |
Customers throughout the world have come to rely on Fabric Development, Inc. for the manufacture of specialty textiles. Our team of skilled textile engineers explores the endless possibilities of current and future fabric applications in a wide variety of carbon, ceramic, aramid, fiberglass, quartz and thermoplastic/carbon blend fibers including Kevlar™, Twaron™, Nextel™, Nicalon™, Teflon™, Gore-Tex™, Nomex™, Vectran™, Spectra™ and Zylon™. Custom prototype or volume production – we support all with quality products, on-time delivery, consistent performance and expert technical support. |
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Fraunhofer Institute |
Premier R&D organization in a wide variety of arenas. |
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Galan Textile Machinery |
Machinery, including twisters and winders |
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Glenair, Inc. |
Unique high-performance product interconnect and cable solutions |
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Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Institute of Tesxtiles and Clothing: education, research, prototypes, including e-textiles |
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Industrial Fabrics Association Int'l (IFAI) |
www.ifia.com |
Contact Beth Hungiville blhungiville@ifai.com +1-651-225-6952 |
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Integral Technologies, Inc./Electriplast Inc. |
Electrically conductive hybrid plastics |
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Lankforst Yarns |
Conductive tapes, yarns, fencing |
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Leesona |
winders, spoolers, take-ups |
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Letraw Mfg |
Letraw produce a wide variety of products for industrial use such as copper gauze or copper wool filters for cleaning and filtration, while aluminum lint-trap mesh is used on washing machine discharge hoses to prevent clogging of pipes. |
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Less EMF Inc. |
Offering a wide variety of electrically conductive and shielding fabrics |
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Louis P. Batson Company |
Machinery, accessories and service |
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MasterBond |
Electrically conductive adhesive that withstands the cold. |
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MacDermid Enthone Industrial Sllutions |
Makes solutions/chemistry for metalizing fibers, pretreatment of fibers. |
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Military & Aerospace Electronics Magazine |
Excellent resource for US national defense electronic technologies |
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Myant |
Myant knits sensors and actuators into everyday textiles, giving them the ability to sense and react to the human body. This continuous bidirectional interface to the human operating system will empower humanity to transform its capabilities and performance, help people proactively manage health and deliver treatment, and allow us to build better connections to our own selves and those around us. This is what we call Textile Computing™. |
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Nanowear |
Nanowear is the leading developer of patented, textile-based nanosensor technology with applications across a broad array of medical conditions and chronic disease states. |
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National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) |
An association representing the entire spectrum of the textile industry. From fibers to finished products, machinery manufacturers to power suppliers, NCTO is the voice of the U.S. textile industry. |
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PPS-Pressure Profile |
Makes smart clothing sensors |
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Pretty Textile |
Antimicrobial and EMI shielding cloths, tapes, fabrics |
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Rieter Corporation |
Twisters and yarn handling machinery |
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Sage Sustainable Electronics |
By shopping Sage's uge inventory of used-but-still-useful electronics, you’re doing more than getting a great deal, you’re helping build a sustainable future. Great values and high quality. |
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Shop V Technical Textiles Inc |
ShopVTechTextiles.com, the on-line specialty shop of silver products for RF shielding garments, EMI pouches and EMF enclosures, chronic care aids, SILVERELL wellness clothing, antimicrobial products, equine/animal care items, metal plated fabrics and yarns from SHIELDEX-U.S. and more. |
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SparkFun Electronics |
SparkFun is an online retail store that sells the bits and pieces to make your electronics projects possible. Whether it’s a robot that can cook your breakfast or a GPS cat tracking device, our products and resources are designed to make the world of electronics more accessible to the average person. In addition to products, SparkFun also offers classes and a number of online tutorials designed to help educate individuals in the wonderful world of embedded electronics. |
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TE Connectivity |
USA. Raybraid and INSTALITE Lightweight Braid are high performance metallic oversleeves help provide excellent EMI shielding and lightning protection for wires and cable harness systems. |
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US Department of Commerce, Office of Textiles & Apparel |
The Deputy Assistant Secretary for Textiles, Consumer Goods, and Materials oversees programs and strategies to improve the domestic and international competitiveness of U.S. textiles, apparel, consumer goods, metals and mining forest products, and chemicals and plastics manufacturing sectors and industries. The DAS develops sector specific market access and promotion strategies to increase opportunities for U.S. industry in foreign markets and increase U.S. exports. The DAS evaluates industry positions on international trade issues affecting these industries and provides advice for trade policy development and participates in international consultations and negotiations of multilateral, regional, and bilateral trade agreements. The DAS administers the implementation of trade agreements affecting these industries, formulates trade policy, performs research and analysis, compiles industry data, and promotes U.S. trade events for these industry sectors. The DAS serves as Chairman of the Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements (CITA), which supervises the negotiation and implementation of textile and apparel agreements. |
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