A new generation
of man-made cellulosic fibres have been launched onto the market by Courtaulds.
The fibres are produced by a solvent spinning process and the method is
chemically simpler than the production of viscose rayon. The new production
method is described along with a comparison with other man-made and cellulosic
fibres. Applications for the fibres are discussed. Emphasis is also placed on
the benefits of these fibres to the spinning, weaving and dye finishing
industries. A review is presented on the key market opportunities available to
Tencel with special reference to textile and nonwoven applications.
This is a paper from the 1989 Dornbirn Conference, reprinted in the Lenzing house journal. It is available on-line - click the reference above.
Interestingly they publish the Q and A session from the conference which reveals some of the key issues at the time.
Interestingly they publish the Q and A session from the conference which reveals some of the key issues at the time.
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