About "TECHNICAL TEXTILES".?
Q. From where can I know about technical textiles. I want to persue my bachelor's degree in the same.
Asked by kk_m07 - Fri Mar 7 11:02:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. From the first reference: Technical textile A general term used to describe a broad range of textiles that are designed for specific applications. These textiles include nonwovens, wovens, knits and film composites. The types of end-products usually associated with technical textiles are nonwovens and certain woven, knitted and film fabrics used in products, such as protective apparel (hazardous waste, fire, clean room, military, etc.), parachutes, hi-tech tenting materials, flags, automotive interior fabrics and housewrap - to name a few. You will find that almost all research and manufacturing except for staple goods will be called "technical" textiles by somebody. It is almost a term with no meaning. A web search will net you… [cont.]
Answered by Otts Shoals - Fri Mar 7 14:17:59 2008

What are the job opportunities available in technical textiles and how to get it?
Q. Sir/Madam, I am sathish kumar from Erode. I would completed my B.Tech textile technology in last year I will like to work in technical textile like medical textile, agricultural textiles and other relevant fields. I kindly request you please guide me to get right job in this field. Thanks&Regards K.Sathish kumar.
Asked by sathish k - Mon Jul 2 03:36:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Search Jobs, Post Resume Free! - Available for India only.
Answered by George - Thu Jul 5 06:19:32 2007

How could i find the buyers of Geo Textiles and Non woven Carpet dealers?
Q. I am manufacturer of Non woven Technical Textiles in Jaipur in India. I want to get some buyers for this. Kindly help me to get this
Asked by MANOJ - Thu Dec 31 02:11:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi manoj . this is the link to the website containing information about Geo Textiles dealers ... Non woven Carpet Dealers --- hope it helps u...GoodLuck :))
Answered by Shana - Sun Jan 3 05:13:41 2010

what is the technical textile term for the fabric used in sweatshirts that have a soft lining inside?
Q. what is the technical textile term for the fabric used in sweatshirts that have a soft lining inside?
Asked by Steph - Thu May 18 10:38:57 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Fleece lined?
Answered by kill_yr_television - Thu May 18 10:39:41 2006

Are there any seminars on technical textile recently? I have to know the latest technical textile information.
Q. Are there any seminars on technical textile recently? I have to know the latest technical textile information.
Asked by Du T - Fri Mar 28 03:39:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. why not have a look at the lastest news on
Answered by tonygu - Fri Mar 28 03:41:17 2008

Technical query related to textiles. Cotton/lycra weft fabric after bleaching / dye show bursting of Lycra fil
Q. Dyed / bleached Cotton warp and cotton lycra weft fabric show bursting of lycra fils at several places. Fabric Plain woven 50s x 50s on Airjet / Projectile looms. Does lycra break at all in processing. The grey fabric is OK. The broken edges appear severed with sharp instrumets.Can anybody enlighten me on why this happens and what to do to avoid this.
Asked by ramaki u - Fri Nov 30 11:35:34 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. One possibility. Look at the fabric in the greige state under a good microscope. Look for needle like cuts resulting from the process. They will not be enough to cut the yarn, but will be more like a paper cut. After all that processing, the cuts are stretched, wetted, and pulled, so they eventually start breaking. This results from incorrect machine setting on the loom.
Answered by Otts Shoals - Fri Nov 30 14:48:15 2007

What is the technical name for this kind of chinese shirt thing?
Q. I really want to make one of these for my textiles project but I don't know what there called please help me! Its definitely not a Hanfu, they are long draped wraps that men and women wear
Asked by Abi - Mon Sep 1 15:33:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They are called Hanfu
Answered by Half Drawn Boy - Mon Sep 1 16:50:45 2008

Examples of technical/SMART/green fabrics?
Q. Doing some textiles coursework and I need to show that I have considered using technical/SMART/green fabrics to make my final product (a screen divider, the screen is made of a wooden frame and fabric panels). The fabrics I consider need to relate to this product. Help please? x
Asked by Jenny - Sat Nov 15 08:39:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Green could be recyclable - how about yarn made from some funky material - plastic bottles perhaps. Or locally sourced - saves energy. Metal fabrics could be re-cycled/recyclable - some sort of sheer would be good - which looks solid when lit from one side, fairly transparent when lit from both sides.
Answered by Bilbo - Sat Nov 15 08:44:45 2008

Is there any free technical support website for textile manufacturing (producing) ?
Q. Especially for stenter, coating, sueding, calendering machine
Asked by Joeng - Sat Sep 2 04:08:32 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. See the textile links indicated. The problem is free. It is hard to feed your kids on free advice in manufacturing.
Answered by Otts Shoals - Sun Sep 3 13:58:10 2006

How i could start my own business in textile industry?
Q. For 3 years i worked as R&D manager in worsted industry, i did many technical and business projects , now i want to start my own business with base of technical and business, how can i do? choosing the product and focusing on it is so hard, my degree is MS in texile engineering, any body can guide me?
Asked by maryam - Sun Jun 1 14:42:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You might start by just reading some of things you need to do to start a small business (sba.gov)...and setting up a meeting with a SCORE counselor. That may give you some ideas. Good Luck!
Answered by bluegoat114 - Sun Jun 1 14:52:37 2008

is there is any new technic in textile which would be glow in future?
Q. the product from this is like by all people ...
Asked by vino - Fri May 5 07:33:07 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by GarTex Group - Thu May 11 09:49:56 2006

how to remove the web pages from the web page tool bar that we have already viewed?
Q. I am a non technical person and i want to migrate to u.s.a what are the ways to do that. right now i am in the textile industry
Asked by narendra k - Sat Jul 28 08:14:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. From your IE toolbar, click on Tools, then on Internet Options. When the window opens, go to the bottom section and click on "Clear History." At this point, you can also edit "How many days to keep pages in History. Selecting a very low number will keep things running smoother.
Answered by Shotsie - Sat Jul 28 11:04:10 2007

is it wise to take an a level in a subject that you didn't take for gcse?
Q. i have always been a creative person, and i have always liked to dress differently. i began designing clothes in year 9 as part of an art project, and those designs, along with ones i have done more recently, have had very positive feedback. thing is, i didn't choose textiles as a gcse option, but am now considering fashion design as a career option. i am attempting to build up my skills in design, technical knowledge, materials and sewing, but would i survive throwing myself in at the deep end and choosing it as an a level, or would it be a better idea to enroll in a simpler evening textiles course, gcse or otherwise? my gcse options were french, music, business studies and drama. i will be choosing my a levels in december.
Asked by unknown - Thu Aug 20 16:14:16 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

Options in year 9 - HELP!!?
Q. Hey, Im 14 and I have to pick my options soon. Im not bragging but I do well in all subjects (except PE and Drama which I hate any way!) and I don't know what options to pick. Its compulsary to take English, Maths, ICT, RE and 2 sciences of my choice but I have 3 more options and dont have a clue. I was thinking of taking either: all three sciences, history, geography, music, french, art, graphics, or textiles. Each take up 1 option and I am so far thinking about science, geography and art or french. People says you need to take french as it will get you far in life; does it?? I have done tests on careers websits and I also like these: Novelist Photographer Vet Medical Technician Paralegal Geologist Marine Biologist Graphic… [cont.]
Asked by Katii3 ox - Sat Jan 26 15:21:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hmm a hard one! - I remember being in exactly your position! Well, like it or lot, a lot of colleges and employers do like you to have a language, so I think it would be smart to take French. Looking at a lot of your career choices - geography seems quite prominent so I might think about taking that as well. As for your last option I reckon either art or graphics, as these - again - are the basis for a lot of your careers options. Science is as well, but if you're already doing 2, I probably wouldn't waste an option on a third. That's the route I would take, but the decision's really personal so have a good think. My tips would be: - Look up some college websites, see what courses you'd be interested in and look at what they require.… [cont.]
Answered by vicki_holmesland - Sat Jan 26 15:46:42 2008

Which suits will be banned?
Q. Th fina's new rule change about banning non textile suits what suits exactly does this include? Are they only suits made LZR on or would say FS PRO be included as well? I understand that anything after LZR with the technical suits will ne banned but what about before that? Do FS/FS II/FS PROS also get banned?
Asked by ced - Mon Jul 27 00:08:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. FS PRO is fine. all suits are good until the end of the year, and once january comes around, we will all be back to the FS PRO and FSII. the pro WILL be legal. i swim at a national level and my coach says if im looking for a new suit, go with the pro. but, it is true that guys can only wear jammers, too. so no legskins or body suits, unfortunately.
Answered by Sheff - Mon Jul 27 15:22:41 2009

i want model jobs in tv ads, tv serials, and films.pls. help me.my no-- 09466772382,01744293847. i am in kur?
Q. BIO-Data deepa sharma h.NO-1541/8,Vishnu colony, salarpur road.Kurukshetra. HARYANA[INDIA] MOBILE-09466772382. PH.NO-01744293847. carrier objective; To continuously improve myself through Dicipline,Determination & dedication towards the benefit of the organisation and gain continuous Exposure,Reputation and experience. academic qualification; B.A from bombay hindi vidhyapeeth. 10+2 , 10th from haryana board of school education. technical qualification; Basic knowledge of computer course-6 month. Textile Designing course from "Small Scale Industries."Haryana' Art & Craft course from Women"sWelfare Educational Cultural & Training Samiti. professional experience; 14 Years experience in teaching. 6 years experience in automobile company as… [cont.]
Asked by Deepa Sharma - Thu Oct 9 11:41:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Dear you have chosan a wrong place,Please visit Monster.com or Naukari.com or Timesjob.com and register yourself.Best of Luck
Answered by shri - Thu Oct 9 11:54:30 2008

Would you proofread my resume? Does it pass the sniff test? 10 pts?
Q. is this up to snuff? what improvements? This is for IT work particularly with installation. Qualifications I am an Information Technology professional with a diverse background seeking to contribute my wide range of skills not limited to my knowledge of computer hardware and software but also my experience in face-to-face dealings, supervision, research and analysis as well as self-management, multi-tasking and efficiency to a technical service role. I possess broad insight and understanding to the needs and goals of my employer and bring a respectful yet assertive attitude towards completing my assignments to satisfaction. Adapt well to evolving roles within a project and work well with others. Easily identify and resolve technical… [cont.]
Asked by Matthew D - Thu May 13 00:04:21 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1st - drop all the jobs before Genie Nobody you will be applying to will care if you worked at McDonalds 2nd Under qualifications - you have the longest sentence I have ever read in my life. And you try to use 'power' words that make the reader feel as though you are just filling space. Put an accomplishment in there. Add a little pizzazz- and for education: Radiation Sciences, (No Degree.) - instead put ''currenlty pursuing'
Answered by Who Am I - Thu May 13 13:53:08 2010

Question for Musllims:Is there is something more in Quran than meets the eye?
Q. My brother works for a Japanese multinational that sells Textile machinery. When there is chance of a big order, Japanese engineers visit Pakistan to answer technical questions. My brother was driving one Japanese Engineer. Usually he keeps cassettes of Pakistani music for long drives. But he had forgotten and had no cassette except for a recitation of holy Quran. When the Japanese insisted, he played that cassette. While returning, the Japanese asked for it and my brother happily gave it to him. The same Engineer came nearly after two years and met my brother. He asked for 5 cassettes. He said one of his friends also found peace in it. And gradually it grew to 5 people, who meet once or twice a week and listen to ' Quran music '. So he… [cont.]
Asked by Javed Iqbal - Sun May 31 02:44:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not many people like poetry but when they start listening to it, reading it they get sucked into it and starting liking poetry. Quran is even better than that. You don't have to listen to a lot to be attracted to it. Babies, when they are listening to the recitation of Quran, fall asleep peacefully, so even they get peace from Quran. Quran is a miracle, its written in the Quran, so how can we deny it. When you are feeling the worst, all you have to do it listen to any verse of Quran and that would make you feel very different. That is why, it is said that when you are angry or feeling anger coming, recite any verse of Quran, because Quran is like water, it cleans you up and revives you. So it is no surprise that people who listen to… [cont.]
Answered by B+ - Sun May 31 05:00:40 2009

Question for Musllims:Is there something more in Quran than meets the eye?
Q. My brother works for a Japanese multinational that sells Textile machinery. When there is chance of a big order, Japanese engineers visit Pakistan to answer technical questions. My brother was driving one Japanese Engineer. Usually he keeps cassettes of Pakistani music for long drives. But he had forgotten and had no cassette except for a recitation of holy Quran. When the Japanese insisted, he played that cassette. While returning, the Japanese asked for it and my brother happily gave it to him. The same Engineer came nearly after two years and met my brother. He asked for 5 cassettes. He said one of his friends also found peace in it. And gradually it grew to 5 people, who meet once or twice a week and listen to ' Quran music '. So he… [cont.]
Asked by Javed Iqbal - Sun May 31 02:45:59 2009 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Actually listening to the Qur'an is very good for you, Quran restores soul calmness: The results of researches conducted over a group of volunteers from USA who were subject to a recitation of the Holy Quran were striking. A trace of a tranquilizing effect was recorded at a whole rate of 97%. Although many of these volunteers do not know Arabic, yet involuntary physiological changes that led notably to alleviate the acuity of tension they had before were observed in their nervous systems. Furthermore, an experiment of EEG during Quran rehearsal revealed that while listening to Quran, the encephalic waves moved from the fast pattern of vigilance (12-13) wave/ second to the slow pattern (8-18) wave/ second; indicating the state of deep… [cont.]
Answered by zorro - Mon Jun 1 13:53:48 2009

drawing perspective? problems?
Q. I have recently started drawing again - on holiday - and woudl like to keep up t he practise as it is a good challenge. At art college we were taught perspective - I haven't used it much since as i am a textile artist but realised I had forgotten the point about your own eye - staying in the same place - I can see that what I am doing wrong is to move my eyes - is there any trick for locating the edges of what you plan to draw. There is something that I am missing that I probably cant even verbalise so any hints at all would be great or easy websites I am not a technical person. At the time I learnt I did a really sweet picture of my kitchen so there seems to be a rule that I have forgotten.
Asked by jac the hat - Sun Feb 8 04:58:37 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All the above answers are great. Often the vanishing point is "off the page" - I will attach my surface to a larger board or paper and draw my vanishing point there, using a long ruler or string on a pin to refer back to that line. Also, working on a flat table or on your lap will confound all your efforts at keeping your perspective correct. Try using an easel that holds your work 90 degrees from the ground so you are looking at your surface straight on. Have fun!
Answered by joyfulpaints - Sun Feb 8 13:02:16 2009