This intensive 2.5-day course is your opportunity to deepen your understanding of how baby diapers, incontinence and feminine care products are designed, how they function, and how their material components influence final design and costs. You’ll receive technical instruction on raw materials used in the components of modern absorbent hygiene products (AHPs) and how and why they’re assembled the way they are. You’ll reverse-engineer a selection of products to gain a hands-on understanding of product construction and component function. And…

This course provides an in-depth understanding of how the most important nonwoven fabric properties are achieved and how they are measured. Properties such as tensile, basis weight, compressibility, softness, fiber orientation, distribution and diameter, moisture and vapor transmission, and flammability are considered. Learn how nonwoven fabric properties are developed, measured and controlled.

Attend IFAI Expo and you’ll see manufacturers, suppliers, research and develop professionals, craftsman, designers, fabricators, engineers, product developers and more in the aisles, the whole supply chain is represented at IFAI Expo.

The Synthetic Yarn and Fabric Association is a non-profit association comprised of over 265 individual and corporate members in the United States and across the globe who are affiliated with the synthetic yarn, fiber and fabrics industry.

Intex South Asia is endorsed and supported by the major industry trade bodies across the world since its launch in 2015. Over the past 5 years, more than 1,000 quality suppliers of fibers, yarns, apparel fabrics, clothing accessories, software solutions and other allied services have successfully connected with 10,000-plus buyers from 30 countries and regions.

The educational crown jewel of the nonwovens industry, with a high-level overview of nonwoven processes, products, and opportunities. This course investigates the corporate tools and methodologies used in implementing a successful product development process from concept to commercialization, integrating the relationships, perspectives and team dependencies between engineering, manufacturing, purchasing and marketing disciplines. Participants will benefit with clear understandings of the successes and barriers within the product development process.

With a focus toward professionals who are new to nonwovens, this 1.5-day course provides a platform for industry newcomers to recognize and appreciate the diversity of nonwovens and engineered materials. Participants learn the basics about nonwovens in simple, clear, concise language. The course reviews the basic nomenclature, production processes, fabric attributes, market uses and trends to understand products made with nonwovens and engineered materials and their marketplace.