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

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

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

What is a good, part-time job for a 57 year old guy, who would like to semi-retire?
Q. I have almost 40 years experience working in textile chemical technical sales. I have always made decent money working in the textile (wet processing) industry here in New England. Most of this industry is now in China and most of the local textile plants in this area have closed. I am willing to retrain for another industry. I am looking for suggestions here. Thank you.
Asked by David M - Tue Nov 20 08:37:16 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go and see if you can get a job in a mall. The booths in the middle of the mall are great for seniors because they can spend the entire day out at the mall, which they do anyway, you can interact with people and earn some extra money. The work is usually lighter type of work and not very stressful. I know that's what I would do if I was retired.
Answered by tapnet1 - Tue Nov 20 08:42:59 2007

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

Please tell the best university in uk for textile engineering course for masters!?
Q. I do not want to do fashion stuff, i am towards technology and technical fibers plus technology, spinning, wetprocessing, textile machine design .
Asked by mfarhan100 - Thu Nov 20 11:47:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. University of Generic Materials Manufacturing in Scarborough.
Answered by Ricky Ricardo - Thu Nov 20 11:55:33 2008

How can i get F-1 Visa easyly?
Q. I am a textile engineer. I am working as a technical person in a usa multinational company in Bangladesh. My wife stay in usa. She get DV for about 5 moths before. She went USA one moth before. We get married after getting her visa. Now I want to go to USA by getting F-1 visa and complate my mester degree. What is the easiest way to get F-1 Visa?
Asked by Royal - Wed Sep 23 08:06:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Easy or not, there is only one way to get an F-1 Visa. 1. You enroll in a qualified university or college as an international student. 2. The school sends you an I-20 after you are fully enrolled. 3. You apply for the F-1 at the US embassy in Bangladesh using the I-20 as proof of your registration. You will need to prove you can fully pay for your education and living expenses. You will have to register in SEVIS. 4. Assuming you pass the interview you'll get an F-1 5. You can enter the USA up to 30 days before school starts. 6. You must be a full time student to stay eligible. 7. If you stop attending class, or never start, you will be reported to the Department of Homeland Security after 7 days and your name will be put on a watch list. [cont.]
Answered by Yak Rider - Wed Sep 23 08:14:40 2009

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

A. Dear sir, Please visit at GarTex (Garments & Textile) at:- More then 1200 members in this group All companies associated are registered in this Group, If your company is related to Manufacturing, Trading, Dealing,Importing, Exporting or even providing service in any kind of Fabrics / Textile or Garments correlated products, then kindly get your company registered. thank you. GarTex-subscribe@yahoogro ups.com
Answered by GarTex Group - Thu May 11 09:49:56 2006

hello everybody... Wat is the scope of SQT in software industry these dys... I have done 'A' level from DOEACC
Q. after three year technical diploma in textile..Please guide me whether it is useful for me to Do SQT course job point of view..
Asked by Deep - Sun Mar 23 10:50:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This field is growing in a skyrocketing speed. Sure for a suitable job with handful remuneration. Best of luck.
Answered by gosain - Sun Mar 23 14:47:08 2008

Who can kindly help me translate the following english to Romanian?I need your help!!?
Q. Who can translate it to Romanian? Your great help will be appreciated Steel Structure Limited Company/ Construction Corporation/Town/Village/ Ship factory// High Tension Switch Factory/Technical secondary school/ Cement Factory/Environment Friendly boiler factory/repair and maintenance factory/Experimental Junior school/ Municipal Engineering Section/ Auto Factory// Private Business/Phoenix Residential Area/Electric Welding Market Dept/Electronic Factory/Mold assembling/ Kinder garden/Jinpeng Textile Limited Company/ Technical School/Tire Limited Company/ Ship Building Factory of Fishing Corporation/Hydrant Machinery Factory/Correspondence College/Metal Processing Factory/Lamps and Lanterns Limited Company/Lidao Samsung Ship Factory/Che [cont.]
Asked by dagedajie - Thu Feb 28 12:46:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. sure Compania limitat de structuri de o el/ Corpora ie de construc ie/ Ora / Sat/ Fabrica de nave/ Fabrica de intrerup tor de inalt tensiune/ Scoala tehnic secundar / Fabrica de ciment/ Fabrica de cazane prietenoase cu mediul/ Fabrica de repara ie si mentenan / Scoala experimental de juniori/ Sec ie municipal de inginerie/ Fabrica auto// Afacere privat / Zona reziden ial Phoenix/ Pia a electric de sudur / Fabrica electronic / Asamblarea mulajului/ Gradini a/ Compania limitat de textile Jinpeng/ Scoala tehnic / Compania limitat de anvelope/ Fabrica de construit nave a companiei de pescuit/ Fabrica de hidrante/ Colegiul de coresponden / Fabrica de procesare a metalului/ Compania limitat de l mpi si felinare/ Fabrica de nave Lidao… [cont.]
Answered by Kyomu ~VK Family~ - Fri Feb 29 09:02:22 2008

Is there any textile mill in canada? Is there any educational institute for textile processing?
Q. I want to work as a lecturer or a teacher in the institute of textile chemistry or textile processing. I can also work in any textile manufacturing unit or in process house. I can work as a consultant as I possess a degree of M. Sc. Tech. in textile chemistry. I want a proper job in Canada. I am working as a lecturer in textile processing in R. C. Technical institute, Sola, AHmedabad, Gujarat, India, since 25 years. I have also worked as a printing supervisor in the most famous mill i.e. "Calico mills" for three years.
Asked by nahi - Tue Sep 5 07:02:03 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Assessment Report - Textile Mill Effluents The Ministers of Environment and Health have released for final publication the assessment report for the priority substance textile mill effluents. Notice concerning the assessment of this substance and a summary of its assessment report was published in the Canada Gazette, Part 1 June 23, 2001. The synopsis of the report is provided below. A draft of this Assessment Report was made available for a 60-day public comment period (July 1, 2000 - August 30, 2000). Following consideration of the comments received, the Assessment Report was revised as appropriate. A summary of the comments and their responses may also be accessed from this page. For paper copies of the Full Assessment Report,… [cont.]
Answered by babai_ib - Tue Sep 5 07:06:54 2006

looking for a college, sure about the career i want:?
Q. I live in Westland, MI and I'm sort of leaning towards Ferris State because it's the only college I've seen that offers a class like this: "Screen Process Printing: Begins with a basic screen printing course and ends with the student having advanced knowledge and abilities in screen printing. Instruction goes from fabric stretching and screen preparation to image creation. Lab projects are: hand printing, semiautomatic, and fully automatic. Substrates range from posters, textiles, pressure sensitives to glass and plastic. Emphasis is placed on screen reclaiming and safety in the lab. Technical information on inks, fabrics, frames, squeeges, and stencils." does anyone know about other colleges that have printing classes? and what degree… [cont.]
Asked by colleen c - Tue Feb 12 20:59:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you mean that you want to design brochures, banners, etc. you might want to look into Art Design as a major but if you really want to go into printing, the U.S. News Best Colleges lists ten that offer Printing Management Majors: s
Answered by Serendipity - Wed Feb 13 20:25:26 2008

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

need to quickly create an llc to land a contract that needs to be closed by next week!?
Q. So, my friends and I have worked in IT for quite some time now. We have plenty of technical skills but unfortunately we have no formal business experience. A very large global textile producer wants to outsource a portion of their IT dept. and we would like to start an llc to take on that contract. We have actually been planning this for some time and we have several small clients that we have been handling under the table but we are ready to turn this into a fully legal business and get contracts in place etc... My understanding is that I need to get 1.) our name copyrighted or at least find some way to protect it legally within the next week 2.) get a tax ID 2.) form this llc 3.) get contracts drawn up. Any good resources on how to… [cont.]
Asked by hiseyc101 - Wed May 21 16:19:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to your states web site and then to the Secretary of State section. There you will find a down-loadable one page form. Fill it out and mail it in, together with the filing fee, and in about a week, you'll be an LLC.
Answered by Robert E. Lee - Wed May 21 18:13:27 2008

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

Pretty please help me. Resume included?
Q. I was laid off in March and since then I have sent out literally hundreds of resumes and completed hundreds of applications yet so far I haven't even had so much as an interview. I'm getting scared as the money is running out and I have no job in sight. Its like I'm being rejected out of hand. I live in a large city (Cincinnati) and I can't understand why I can't find a job in such a big place. Could it be a problem with my resume? Please review and tell me if there's a problem. Objective To work to the height of my potential in order to better serve my employer. By using the skills I have acquired through my college education and past job experience I will be an added asset to my employer. Summary Included in this resume are… [cont.]
Asked by Matthew D - Tue May 12 22:31:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Matthew, If you email me at wes@thesaleswhisperer.com I'll send you my resume to see how I format it. Your Objective is too passive. You need to show results. Example: you didn't "supervise" 8 sales people, you "led" 8 sales people and grew sales 10%, raised customer satisfaction scores 15%, etc. "Inventoring" is not a word. It looks like you're about 25 so your resume should be on one page. Cut to the chase. Then get out and go face to face and get the job you want. Don't leave until you meet the decision maker. Offer to work for free for one or two weeks with the understanding that if you pass their tests that they pay you for those two weeks then hire you. You must be bold in these times. Timid salespeople have skinny kids, as… [cont.]
Answered by TheSalesWhisperer - Wed May 13 02:02:12 2009

Confused about career?
Q. hi, i m Sarabjeet Singh, i have passed MBA in 2006 from Punjab Technical University and then my search begins for job. I started my career in telecom but could not able to handle the excess pressure of sales and left the job, then after that worked with western union and same thing happen and again left the job. Now, working in Ludhiana in a textile company from 1 and half years and good going on but i m not satisfied at all. One reason i m working away from home and the other i was carzy to take cricket as my career and i hadn't try passionately for the same but still has hope but dnt know what to do ?? It is not possible to quit the job and roaming for getting chance for cricket. Could not able to see the future as i m the only earning… [cont.]
Asked by sarabjeet - Tue Oct 13 02:45:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You could always find a job selling groceries. People will always need to eat.
Answered by Goat Ropers - Tue Oct 13 02:49:21 2009