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Schneider to review futuristic capabilities of performance apparel
Nanohorizons' Dennis Schneider to appear at Fiber Technology 2006
State College, PA | Posted on October 09, 2006
NanoHorizons™ today announced that
Dennis
Schneider, Director of Marketing and Sales, will present “Nanotechnology:
A Key to Futuristic Capabilities in Performance Wear” at Fiber
Technology 2006,
on October 10th in Charlotte, North Carolina. In its inaugural year, Fiber
Technology 2006 will focus on fibers for innovative applications in
medical,
fitness and performance-wear markets.
The conference and exhibition provides a forum in which attendees can
exchange
ideas, learn about the latest technological advances, and network with
other
leading members of the fiber and fabric industry. The focused event will
draw
a qualified group of attendees, including fiber suppliers, fabricators,
and users.
Schneider’s presentation, “Nanotechnology: A Key to Futuristic Capabilities
in Performance Wear” will address the significant technological
advancements
that nanotechnology has made possible, and specifically focus on how
antimicrobial properties can be added to performance wear.
Earlier this year, Schneider’s company, NanoHorizons, launched its line of
nanoscale-engineered SmartSilver™ permanent anti-odor/antimicrobial
additives,
offering a safe and cost-effective method to enhance fibers and fabrics.
SmartSilver-modified fibers can be used to create odor- and
microbe-resistant
fabrics for use in a wide range of consumer and industrial applications,
including
shoe linings, T-shirts, thermal wear, socks, gloves, carpets, bedding,
and uniforms.
NanoHorizons will be exhibiting at Fiber Technology, October 10-11.
The event’s co-sponsors, the International Fiber Journal (IFJ) and
Industrial
Textile Associates focused the event on the medical, fitness, and
performance-wear markets, based on these markets’ historic tendency to
be early
adopters of new ideas and technology that ultimately penetrate other
markets.
“The rapidly changing nature of the textile industry has brought with it
a focus
on the technology that can produce new and improved products,” commented
Chuck
Heschmeyer, IFJ publisher and event organizer. “Fiber Technology will
focus on
fibers for innovative applications and provide a venue in which parties
interested in the pursuit of new technology and product lines can convene
to exchange ideas and discover the latest fiber advances.”
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About NanoHorizons, Inc.:
NanoHorizons, Inc. focuses on nanotechnology applications in the fiber and
textile, healthcare and microelectronics industries. The company’s research
and development team addresses real-world problems with applied nanoscale
engineering.
NanoHorizons’ products and application introductions include: SmartSilver™
and other commercially available nanoparticle-based additives and
antimicrobial
fibers; QuickMass™, which addresses the need for more cost-effective
pharmaceutical
research and increased drug discovery capacity; the Postflex process for
flexible displays, circuits and sensors on plastic; and, nano-materials for
sensors for environmental control and medical applications and solar cell
technology.
For more information, please click here
Contact:
Nicolas A. Boillot
Hart-Boillot, LLC
781-893-0053
nboillot@hartboillot.com
Dennis I. Schneider
NanoHorizons, Inc.
814-689-1578
dschneider@nanohorizons.com
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