Kelheim to present new fibre functionalities at Dornbirn
August 11, 2011 - Germany
Kelheim Fibres will be present at this year's 50th Man-Made Fibers Congress in Dornbirn with an information stand and will also be delivering two lectures.
The Bavarian viscose specialist, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2011, will be giving insights into its formula for success and will showcase a broad range of tailor-made speciality fibres which help to achieve specific properties in the end product.
These functionalities have been thoroughly tested in cooperation with the Hohenstein Institute, both for speciality textile end uses and for applications in the paper and wetlaid markets.
Learn more on September 14th at 17.35 in hall A ("Cellulosic Fibers for a New Application", Anemone Schmitsdorf) and on September, 15th at 9:25 in hall A ("Cellulosic Fibers with a New Functionality", Dr. Ingo Bernt).
The Bavarian viscose specialist, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2011, will be giving insights into its formula for success and will showcase a broad range of tailor-made speciality fibres which help to achieve specific properties in the end product.
These functionalities have been thoroughly tested in cooperation with the Hohenstein Institute, both for speciality textile end uses and for applications in the paper and wetlaid markets.
Learn more on September 14th at 17.35 in hall A ("Cellulosic Fibers for a New Application", Anemone Schmitsdorf) and on September, 15th at 9:25 in hall A ("Cellulosic Fibers with a New Functionality", Dr. Ingo Bernt).