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Novelties

21

Sonne. Licht. WAREMA.

Funktion und Design im Ein­

klang, das ist Sonnenschutz mit

Zukunft. Raumklima und Ambi­

ente sind gleichermaßen wich­

tig – eben ein Sonnenschutz,

der immer passt.

Susanne Y.

Raumausstatterin

Unsere Produkte sind so individuell wie Sie! Vom Rollo bis zum Flächenvorhang – WAREMA bietet Ihnen Sonnenschutz

und Steuerungssysteme in innovativem Design und zeitloser Qualität. Wir sind europäischer Marktführer – nicht zuletzt

dank energieeffizienter Komplettlösungen und maßgeschneidertem Service.

WAREMA Renkhoff SE

www.warema.de info@warema.de

Besuchen Sie uns am

Stand B32 in Halle 3.

R+T 2012

Messe Stuttgart

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03.02.12 14:27

Trevira Fasern und Fila­

mentgarne mit Schmelz­

faseranteil sind heute ein

fester Bestandteil die­

ser Einsatzgebiete. Im Fi­

lamentbereich wird das

Garnsortiment nun durch

feinere Garntiter ergänzt,

sowohl durch feinere tex­

turierte Varianten als auch

erstmals durch ein Glatt­

garn. Speziell durch Letz­

teres lassen sich völlig neue

und besonders clean wir­

kende Stoffe erzielen. Ge­

rade im Bereich des innen

liegenden Sonnenschutzes

sind diese sehr texturlosen

Optiken oft gewünscht.

Während die Schmelzfa­

sergarne bisher vorwie­

gend im Bereich Weberei

zum Einsatz kamen, finden

sich durch die neuen feine­

ren Titer auch Möglichkei­

ten in der Herstellung von

versteiften Stoffen auf Basis

vonStrickoderWirkwaren.

Daraus ergeben sich gestal­

terisch neue Möglichkeiten

für Sonnenschutztextilien.

www.trevira.com

Halle 1, Stand H12

At this year’s R+T fibre manu-

facturer Trevira is presenting

the opportunities offered to

interior sun protection by its

range of polyester fibres and

filament yarns. These include

flame retardant fibres and

yarns, as well as hybrid yarns

for the manufacture of stiff-

ened textiles.

Bicomponent yarns have spe-

cial properties that make a

variety of applications and de-

sign variants possible and are

therefore the ideal basis mate-

rial for innovative sunscreen

textiles. Trevira NSK (niedrig

schmelzende Komponente =

low melt component) is a mo-

dified polyester, from which

hybrid yarns can be made in

combination with flame retard-

ant yarns. Trevira CS textiles

made in this way are used in

the contract sector.

The low melt component caus-

es the material to stiffen, with

the NSK proportion the deter-

mining factor in the degree of

stiffness achieved. During the

finishing process this compo-

nent makes the textile fabric

stiffer. It is not only possible

to dye and print the product,

it can be pleated or crushed as

well and modified as required

according to the desired aim.

Hybrid yarns offer consider-

able opportunities in terms of

design and technology, and

they have a very textile look.

In addition, there are impor-

tant economic and ecologi-

cal reasons in favour of their

use. It is possible to process

them in rational and energy-

saving ways. At the process-

ing stage partial plasticization

makes it unnecessary to apply

a coating (with acrylate for in-

stance). Products made from

these yarns, therefore, offer a

substitute for coated textiles,

one produced from a single

material, since recyclable end

products in 100 % polyester

can be manufactured without

difficulty.

Flame retardant hybrid yarns

can be used in sliding panels,

roller and vertical blinds, as

well as in room dividers and

wall coverings. The stiffness

gives the material stability, so

that it hangs in smooth sec-

tions better than conventional

products do. Other applica-

tions include soundproofing

textiles.

Today Trevira fibres and fila-

ment yarns with a melt fibre

component constitute a firm

proportion of end uses. In

filaments the yarn range is

now supplemented by finer

titres, both by finer textured

variants and now by flat yarns.

Flat yarns in particular make it

possible to achieve completely

new fabrics that have an espe-

cially clean impact. It is partic-

ularly in the interior sunscreen

sector that such very texturless

looks are often in demand.

While melt fibre yarns have up

until now been used manly in

weaving, the new finer titres

have opened up opportunities

in the manufacture of stiffened

fabrics based on weft- or warp-

knitted materials, offering

fresh possibilities in the design

of sun protection textiles.

www.trevira.com

Hall 1, Stand H12