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Japan Is Optimistic About The Development Prospects Of Industrial Textiles

2011/6/1 11:03:00 68

"The highly creative industry textiles industry is developing rapidly, and the research and development tentacles of products are beginning to extend to many fields, such as medical, sportswear, agriculture and pportation."

All along, the Japanese textile industry is very closely tracking high-tech.

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R & D trends.

In recent years, the creative textile industry has been developing rapidly, which has attracted wide attention from the Japanese industry.

From the point of view of output, the output of global industrial textiles increased from 195 million 810 thousand tons in 2005 to 236 million 310 thousand tons in 2010.

The product's research and development tentacles have also extended to many fields, including aeronautics, medical, clothing, sportswear, agriculture, pportation appliances and civil engineering.

At present, the research and development trend of industrial textiles shows five characteristics: stronger, lighter, faster, smarter and safer.

As you can see, the textile fabrics used for construction now can withstand hundreds of tons of weight; the speed of the cars made of textile fibers can now reach 200 miles per hour.

Special materials

The protective clothing staff can avoid injuries caused by extreme cold or extreme heat.

Through the combination of high performance fiber and complex fabric structure, the performance of industrial textiles has been significantly improved.

Especially in the aspect of load-bearing capacity, the high strength properties of fabrics can be applied to the fields of mechanical parts and tire reinforcement devices, and even some special devices.

For example, the composite hubs made of carbon fiber and epoxy resin have been successfully used in turbopump for rocket engine.

In addition, this fiber structure can also withstand extremely low temperatures or extremely high temperatures that can melt iron and steel.

The research and development of industrial textiles are more and more lightweight and require durable products.

Because of its light weight and high strength, carbon composite fibers are widely used in the aviation and aerospace industries of developed countries. At present, carbon fibers are also used in sportswear, engineering textiles and construction textiles.

Industrial textiles also have something to do with cars, sailboats, pulp and bicycles.

By combining strength, hardness and mildly, it has become an advanced composite material.

The applications of these composites are diverse, including medical restoration, skiing helmets, racing cars and yachts.

The application of textiles in the medical field is particularly pointed out.

In 1950s, the first blood vessel woven from textile fibers came out.

Over the years, the structure of artificial blood vessels has become more sophisticated. The crimping structure can prevent fabrics from being deformed when they are extruded. A new generation of artificial blood vessels also injects pure collagen to prevent the loss of blood caused by fabric breakage.

The rapid development of industrial textiles to technology, industry and

Design

The tight alliance has put forward higher requirements.

In the traditional production process, the use of new fibers and their application in biotechnology and information science and other projects will give the textile excellent performance.

The development concept of this new fiber should also take into account the performance of the final product.

Just as some Japanese companies are over emphasizing technological capability and ignoring the needs of consumers, there is still no effective docking between product R & D and market demand.