Log in

Register Subscribe
The Home of Textile Innovation

FRANKFURT – A company which specialises in incorporating phase change materials (PCM) into functional textiles has offered insight into a new type of microencapsulation process which incorporates ‘heat spreader’ technology – a process traditionally known for cooling electronic devices. 

The new ‘Xelerate’ fabric range from German business Outlast have been developed off the back of the company’s original PCM textile technology, which saw fabrics either coated with a PCM paste, or alternatively spun into the material at fibre level – depending on the designated application. Tommy Lee reports from Frankfurt.

Why Subscribe?

T.EVO BACK ISSUE ARCHIVE
OTHER PUBLICATIONS FROM MCL GLOBAL

Trending Right Now

Weekly e-news bulletin

Latest news direct to your inbox

Interested in advertising?

Simply give us a call

Sales: +44 1977 708488

Or if you prefer email, click on the button below and we'll get back to you asap

 

Why Subscribe?

Looking beyond the cutting edge of textile innovation allows you to stay well ahead of the competition. That’s exactly what you get through a subscription to T.EVO – which delivers a refreshing new take on the rapid evolution of today’s dynamic textile sector.

Key T.EVO benefits:

You will learn about:

All this from MCL Global – the fastest growing international textile publisher – which can now offer today’s textile industry a unique preview of how today’s industry will look tomorrow.

In print, online and mobile device formats.