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NatureWorks LLC  is a partner with F.I.T. in developing Ingeo™ PLA fibers.  Visit the NatureWorks site to learn more about this exciting new material.  The site includes links to DyStar's dyeability work with Ingeo™ fibers, and to a study by the Hohenstein Institute, which demonstrates the fiber's superiority to PET in comfort fabrics.  F.I.T. has also published a paper on PLA fibers, available here.
 
Logo for Clemson University Research Foundation (CURF) Clemson University Research Foundation is a partner with F.I.T. in developing Capillary Surface Materials (including 4DG™ fibers), which was donated to Clemson by Eastman Chemical Company in 2000.  At the Clemson site you can learn more about the world's most effective moisture transport fibers.
 
F.I.T. is a proud member of INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.  The INDA site has information about their publications and conferences, and information about the nonwovens industry.
                           
 

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  F.I.T. is a full member of the Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center, where we cooperate with other nonwovens industry leaders to support groundbreaking research to advance the state of the art in nonwovens and fiber technology.    
                           
 

     

  F.I.T. is an industrial partner for researchers pursuing technology advances under the auspices of the National Textile Center.    
 
    Edward C. Homonoff & Associates, LLC  represents F.I.T. for specialty fiber sales in wet-laid filtration applications.
   

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