Techtextil North America Moves To Anaheim For 2013

ATLANTA — April 19, 2012 — The tenth edition of Techtextil North America, the premier trade show
for technical textiles and nonwovens, will take place March 19 – 21, 2013 at the Hilton Anaheim in
Anaheim, California.

This will be the first time Techtextil North America will be held in California and the move
to Anaheim is expected to solidify the West Coast version of the event into a strong, focused must
attend event for the technical textiles and nonwovens industry.

California boasts a gross domestic product of $1.9 trillion with major industries that
include aerospace, entertainment, agriculture, and manufacturing. California also represents 13% of
the U.S. economy and is itself the 8th largest economy in the world.

By repositioning the West Coast version from Las Vegas to California, Techtextil North
America will be more accessible to a larger audience. Anaheim is served by four major domestic and
international airports and has a drive market of 20 million people within a 90 mile radius.

For the more information, please visit www.techtextilNA.com.



Posted on April 20, 2012

Source: Messe Frankfurt USA

Cotton Outlook Supply And Demand Forecasts: Lower Consumption Adds To 2011/12 Surplus

BIRKENHEAD, United Kingdom — April 19, 2012 — During the past month, Cotton Outlook’s estimate of
world consumption during the 2011/12 cotton season has been reduced by nearly 500,000 tonnes, owing
principally to a significant reduction for China (minus 400,000 tonnes) and more modest downward
adjustments for India (-69,000) and the United States (-22,000). During the same period, the world
production estimate has undergone only a minor net reduction, a downward reduction for the United
States having been largely offset by an increase for Turkey. The net result is to raise to nearly
4.5 million tonnes the amount by which production is expected to exceed production during the
current campaign.

Despite lower production and higher consumption next season, latest forecasts indicate that a
further 1.3 million tonnes plus will be added to world supply during the course of 2012/13.




Full details of Cotlook’s figures for this season and next are published in this week’s
edition of the weekly Cotton Outlook magazine. For details of how to subscribe please visit
www.cotlook.com, or email subscriptions@cotlook.com.


cotlook



Posted on April 20, 2012

Source: Cotlook Ltd.

Techtextil North America 2012 Exhibitor Preview: Klüber Lubrication North America

LONDONDERRY, N.H. — April 18, 2012 — Klüber Lubrication, one of the world’s leading manufacturers
of specialty lubricants, will be displaying its line of nonylphenol ethorxylates (NPE)-free Madol
900 N Series needle and sinker oils at Techtextil North America, April 24-26 at the Georgia World
Conference Center in Atlanta, Ga.

Klüber’s environmentally friendly Madol 900 N Series is the most extensive line of NPE-free
needle oils in the market today. They are used to lubricate needles, sinkers, cams, cylinders,
dials and sinker rings of large-diameter knitting machinery. The oils fulfil the wide-ranging
operational requirements found in today’s modern knitting mills and are suitable for applications
in circular and flat-bed knitting equipment. The Madol 900 N Series protects needles from excessive
wear, corrosion and rust and are easily washed out under normal scour procedures.

Research has found that NPEs can be extremely harmful to the environment and to people.
Klüber developed the Madol 900 N oils as a safer and successful alternative to conventional
NPE-based oils.



Kluber


Needle and sinker in circular knitting machines

Techtextil North America is North America’s only dedicated show for technical textiles and
nonwovens. It covers all vertical aspects of the technical textile industry, including research and
development; raw materials and production processes and conversion, further treatment and
recycling.

Posted on April 19, 2012

Source: Klüber Lubrication North America

Techtextil North America 2012 Exhibitor Preview: Methods Workshop LLC

LAKE WORTH, Fla. — April 17, 2012 — Methods Workshop LLC (http://www.methodsworkshop.com) will
present its latest Engineered TruCost™ Version 9.3 (ETC) sewn products costing and engineering
software at Texprocess Americas on April 24 – 26 in Atlanta, Georgia (USA). Driven primarily by
global client input, the wide range of new and enhanced capabilities of ETC 9.3 include
user-configurable workspaces, advanced search tools, expanded information displays and reporting,
and export to standard file formats. The company will offer hands-on demonstrations of ETC and its
pre-production cost estimating companion Quick TruCost (QTC) in Booth 3032 at the event, which is
the largest sewn products and equipment trade show in the Americas.
(http://www.texprocessamericas.com).

“As cost control and operational efficiency continue to define the competitiveness of apparel
and sewn products manufacturers, we are experiencing strong growth throughout the Americas”, noted
Methods Workshop President John Stern. The close partnership we share with our customers enables us
to constantly innovate with our products as we help these companies increase profits and expand
business opportunities.”

Engineered TruCost utilizes methods time measurement (MTM) standards that enable engineering,
product development, sourcing, and production professionals to quickly and accurately predict
product costs, define operational best practices, and benchmark manufacturing performance against
global standards. Built on the Microsoft .NET connection software, SQL Server® database, and Visual
C# development tools, ETC 9 sets the standard for industry functionality and performance with an
unparalleled user experience and secure, reliable computing platform.

Key enhancements included in Engineered TruCost Version 9.3 include:

•    Direct Export of Operations to PDF, XLS, CSV, and other popular formats

•    Expanded and Improved Operation Search Capabilities

•    Expanded Machine Description Displays and Reporting

•    Collapsible Search Lists Maximize User Workspace

•    Improved Macro Function and Report

•    Enhanced Operation Add, Copy, Paste, Save, Export and Display

•    Configure Print Output to One or Two Pages

Posted on April 19, 2012

Source: Methods Workshop LLC

The Rupp Report: Successful ITMA Asia + CITME 2012 Anticipated

Last week,

Textile World
 reported in its weekly enewsletter that due to overwhelming response, the owners of ITMA
Asia + CITME 2012 have now booked the remaining available space at the Shanghai New International
Expo Centre (SNIEC), where the event will take place June 12-16, 2012
(See ”
ITMA
ASIA + CITME 2012 Exhibition Attracts Overwhelming Response,”
TextileWorld.com, April 10, 2012).

China Too Strong

Regular readers of The Rupp Report know the content of interviews with European leaders from
the textile machinery business about their experience during ITMA 2011 in Barcelona, Spain. One of
the questions that was always raised was one about the rhythm of the ITMAs in Europe and Asia —
whether it would be better for the textile machinery industry to have an ITMA in Europe and Asia
each every four years only? The reply was unanimous: “It would be good enough to have a show every
four years each in Asia and in Europe.”

However, the facts are different now. And, frankly speaking, this is not very surprising
after all. In spite of all the current troubles, the Asian markets in general, and particularly in
China, are just too strong to stay away from that booming region of the world. As the report from
last week informs: “The latest statistics from China Customs reveal that China’s textile machinery
foreign trade registered a year-on-year growth of 25.6% to reach US$7.6 billion in 2011; of this
amount, exports contributed US$2.25 billion while imports chalked up US$5.36 billion.”

Additional Space

And, furthermore: “With the additional 6,000 square meters of exhibition space, the show
will now gross over 132,000 square meters, 30 percent larger than the previous event in 2010. More
than 1,230 exhibitors from 27 countries and regions will take part. The Rupp Report talked to
Daphne Poon, regional marketing communications director of MP International Pte Ltd. to get some
additional information about the forthcoming show.


Rupp Report
 : Can you give an exhibitor breakdown per country?




Daphne Poon
 : Besides China, the top exhibiting countries for ITMA Asia + CITME 2012 by space are
Germany, Italy, Japan and Switzerland. Now, 11.5 halls have been booked for ITMA Asia + CITME 2012.


RR
 : If a company wants to sign up for a booth, is it now too late, or do they have a chance?


Poon
 : Well, exhibitors can still apply for their space at itmaasia.com, but there is a waiting
list of applicants for the show. And I must say that allocation of space is dependent on the date
of application, and whether there is space in the sector applied for. However, the organizers will
keep the waitlisted applicants updated on the available spaces.

Facilitate The Application


RR
 : To facilitate a visit, is there a website or an email address that visitors from all over
the world can contact to ask for a recommendation to make it easier to get a Visa?


Poon
 : This is a very important question. Visitors can request their visa invitation letters from
the official travel agent on the ITMA Asia + CITME 2012 website, itmaasia.com. They can click on
the Visa tab under the Visitors section and request a letter of invitation. They can use this
letter to support their application for a visa at their local Chinese embassy or consulate. The
steps for a visa application and relevant charges for the application can be found on the website.
Maybe I can add something quite important: Visitors are advised to plan their visits and apply for
their visas as early as possible to buffer for potential delays in the processing of their visas.

Product Piracy


RR
 : A never-ending issue is product piracy, particularly at Asian textile machinery shows. Will
the organizers fight against product piracy? And what are the rules for an exhibitor?


Poon
 : As you know, protection of intellectual property rights has traditionally been the hallmark
of ITMA branded shows. As part of the rental contract for ITMA Asia + CITME 2012, each exhibitor is
obliged to sign a legally binding statement confirming that he will not infringe the trademark and
intellectual property rights of another exhibitor or a third party.

The general regulations of ITMA Asia + CITME 2012 also clearly state that all exhibitors
must respect, and are liable for ensuring protection of, the intellectual property rights of other
exhibitors and of third parties — such as, for example, patents, trademarks, copyrights and such —
when displaying their products at the show.


RR
 : Okay, but what do you do if an exhibitor is infringing the rules?


Poon
 : If it is proven to the show organizer that an exhibitor has infringed the intellectual
property rights of another exhibitor or a third party, the organizer is entitled to remove the
exhibit/s causing the infringement and to stop the offending exhibitor from continuing with his
participation.


RR
 : There is a persistent rumor that domestic and foreign exhibitors don’t pay the same
square-meter prices.


Poon
 : I can assure you that ITMA Asia + CITME works on a principle of unified pricing. However,
to facilitate payment by Chinese and international exhibitors, the cost for participation is
offered in both renminbi and U.S. dollars.

Visits Should Be Booked As Soon As Possible


RR
 : Okay, let’s have a look at the visitors now: Is there a website or an email address
visitors may use to search for a hotel?


Poon
 : Yes, of course. The visitors may go to the ITMA Asia + CITME 2012 website at
itmaasia.com. Under the Visitors tab, click on Hospitality,
then Hotel Booking to see the list of hotels with special rates negotiated for the show. That’s a
very easy way to have access to hotels.

As Poon mentioned above, visitors are advised to plan their visits early. To avoid onsite
queues, they may purchase badges at a specially reduced rate online at
itmaasia.com or
citme.com.cn.

April 17, 2012

PHPI To Open Plant In Scottsboro, Ala., Add 25 Jobs

Scottsboro, Ala.-based Polyamide High Performance Inc. (PHPI) — the North American business unit of
PHP, a Germany-based manufacturer of high-tenacity polyamide and polyester yarns and polymers for
automotive safety, tire and technical, and broad and narrow weaving applications, among others —
has announced a partnership with Toyobo Co. Ltd. — a Japan-based manufacturer of fibers, fabrics,
films and resins, among other products — to establish an airbag fabric weaving and finishing
business in Scottsboro that will operate under the name SafeTweave Inc.

Toyobo will provide the technology and equipment for SafeTweave’s state-of-the-art plant,
which will be located in an existing building adjacent to PHPI’s nylon spinning plant. PHPI’s plant
will supply nylon 6,6 for the operation, which will sell its full airbag fabric output to Toyobo
Industrial Materials America Inc. to be used in U.S.-made Japanese cars. SafeTweave is expected to
begin commercial production in December 2012 and create 25 jobs in the process.

PHPI Sales Director Manuel Guerra noted the endeavor is part of the company’s effort to bring
insourcing and manufacturing back to the United States. “For one, it’s attractive, but also, it’s
based on the supply chain — we have had issues over the last few years due to earthquakes, the
tsunami in Japan and flooding in Thailand. There’s a big push from Japanese original equipment
manufacturers to make sure they have localized supply.”

Toyobo currently has airbag fabric weaving operations in Japan and Thailand and is partnering
with Tokyo-based Toyota Tsusho Corp. to open a new plant in China. Toyobo plans to establish a
sales company in Michigan through which it will sell airbag fabrics it procures from SafeTweave.

PHP comprises Polyamide High Performance and its subsidiary Polyester High Performance GmbH.
The company has facilities in Germany and the United States and a joint venture in China with China
ShenMa Group Co. Ltd.

April 17, 2012

Lear To Acquire Guilford Performance Textiles

Lear Corp. — a Southfield, Mich.-based supplier of automotive seating and electrical power
management systems — has signed an agreement to acquire Guilford Performance Textiles — a
Wilmington, N.C.-based manufacturer of automotive and specialty textiles — from New York City-based
private investment company Cerberus Capital Management LP for an undisclosed price.

Guilford’s history dates from 1946, when its operation comprised two knitting machines and
six employees. Over the years, the company added dyeing, finishing and laminating operations in
addition to fabric design and development capabilities, and its product range grew to include
furniture upholstery, automotive and specialty fabrics. Guilford was acquired in 2005 by Cerberus
and has in the years since then restructured its operation, expanded globally, and introduced new
products. Today, the company operates four manufacturing facilities – two in the United States and
two in Europe – and participates in a joint venture in China; has sales offices in the United
States, Mexico, Europe and Asia; employs approximately 1,600 workers – of whom some 60 to 65
percent are employed in the United States; and reports annual sales totaling some $400 million.
Currently, about 85 percent of production is dedicated to automotive fabrics that are sold to major
global automobile manufacturers; and 15 percent to high-tech applications including filtration,
performance apparel, window covering, medical and other industrial applications.

Lear, established in 1917 under the name American Metal Products as a manufacturer of
assemblies for automotive and aircraft applications, today is a Fortune 500 company that has
approximately 98,000 employees working in more than 200 locations in 35 countries, and reported
2010 sales totaling $12 billion.

“This transaction marks a significant positive development in Guilford’s history,” said Chad
Brooks, president, Guilford Performance Textiles. “Lear’s global scale and strong market position
will provide additional opportunities to increase our business globally. We look forward to joining
Lear and working together to further develop and grow our global fabric capabilities.”

“This acquisition adds global fabric design and development resources, as well as technical
expertise to our existing seat trim capabilities in emerging markets and fabric production in
Asia,” said Matt Simoncini, president and CEO, Lear Corp. Lear also has a small operation in Asia
that produces automotive seating fabric.

April 17, 2012

Trützschler Nonwovens Acquires Bastian Winder Technologies

Trützschler Nonwovens — a supplier of technologies for technical textile and nonwoven fabric
manufacturers, and one of three business units that comprise Germany-based Trützschler GmbH &
Co KG — has acquired Bastian Winder Technologies GmbH & Co. KG, a Germany-based manufacturer of
winders for nonwovens, film, paper and composites. With this acquisition, Trützschler Nonwovens now
will be able to offer complete nonwovens plants from staple fiber spinning to winding.

“The technologically outstanding products of Bastian supplement our product programme so
that we can now offer the customer a perfect solution down to the winder,” said Marc Wolpers,
managing director, Trützschler Nonwovens. The customer no longer has to worry about interfaces, but
will receive a perfectly aligned solution.”

Trützschler Nonwovens will offer the product line under the Bastian name going forward, and
notes that Bastian employees will continue to be available to assist its customers.

April 17, 2012

Bulletin Board

New York City-based
Anvil Knitwear Inc. is sponsoring the Earth Day Organic Indoor Learning Garden
program in partnership with Earth Day New York, to be held April 22, 2012.

Dalton, Ga.-based
Shaw Industries Group Inc.‘s Shaw Contract Group division has opened Leadership in
Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®)-registered Commercial Interior (CCI) showrooms in Mexico
City and Shanghai. Shaw partnered with Mexico-based Terza Inc. to open the Mexico City showroom,
which is pending Retail certification. The Shanghai showroom is pending LEED CI Gold certification.

Los Angeles-based
Tuftex Carpets
of California‘s Color Coordinates Display received a Gold Outstanding
Merchandising Achievement Award from The Global Association for Marketing At Retail (POPAI) at the
2012 annual GlobalShop Trade Show in Las Vegas.

Austria-based
Lenzing AG announces that all of its fibers have been certified to The European
Eco-label and the Nordic Ecolabel. In addition, nonwovens made from 100-percent Tencel® and Lenzing
Viscose® have received TÜV Rheinland Group’s Deutsches Institut für Normung e.V. (DIN) Certco
certification as compostable products; Tencel Sun fiber won the Sustainability Award in the
category “Fabrics & Fibers” at the 2011 International Trade Fair For Sporting Goods and Sports
Fashion (ISPO); Tencel fiber has been certified as 100-percent Biobased by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture (USDA); and Lenzing FR® fiber has been certified as 96-percent Biobased by the USDA.

Jefferson, Ga.-based
Buhler Quality Yarns Corp.‘s Supima® cotton, MicroModal® and MicroTencel® yarns
have received Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 Class I certification.

Newark, Del.-based
W.L. Gore & Associates Inc. has launched its new website, located at
GoreProtectiveFabrics.com.

BulletinBoardGore


Gore’s new website

The Arlington, Va.-based
American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) has released the tenth edition
of the AAFA Restricted Substances List (RSL) for home textiles, apparel and footwear applications.
AAFA also now offers its members access to iSupplier Intelligence, a global directory of suppliers.

Wichita, Kan.-based
Invista‘s Cordura® HP fabric has been selected for use in Herschel Supply Co.’s
Spring 2012 Woodland Camo Collection of bags.


The
NewMerino™ brand of Australian Merino wool has launched a Facebook page, located
at
facebook.com/NewMerino.

Laconia, N.H.-based
Madeira USA has released the 2012 version of “Source Guide, The Commercial
Embroiderers’ Complete Catalog of Suppliers,” available online and as a printed copy.

The
Technical Association of the Pulp, Paper, Packaging and Converting Industries
(TAPPI), Norcross, Ga., is accepting nominations through August 1, 2012, for the 2013
TAPPI Awards. Nominations may be emailed to standards@tappi.org; faxed to +770-446-6947 ATTN:
Awards Department; or mailed to TAPPI, Awards Department, 15 Technology Pkwy S, Norcross, Ga.,
30092. TAPPI also is offering the William L. Cullison Memorial Scholarship to students for the
2012-13 school year. Application deadline is May 1, 2012. For more information, contact
tappi.org/About-TAPPI/Award–Honors.aspx.

Vancouver, Canada-based
Recovery Systems International (RSI) has acquired the rights to license The
Official Sleep Products of Ironman®, and will manage the global rights to sub-license the Ironman
brand in the sleep products category.

Ventura, Calif.-based
Patagonia Inc. has released a video to promote its partnership with NewMerino®.
The video is available for viewing at

http://video.patagonia.com/video/Global-Merino.

France-based
Mermet‘s Cortina and Siena 100-percent recyclable polyvinyl chloride-free solar
protection fabrics have received Cradle to Cradle certified (CM) Silver certification by McDonough
Braungart Design Chemistry LLC (MBDC).

BulletinBoardMermet

Mermet’s Cortina and Siena Solar protection fabrics

Germany-based
Terrot GmbH has launched its new website, located at
terrot.de.

Zepol Corp., Minneapolis, has released the “2011 U.S. Port Report,” available at
zepol.com; and has enhanced searching capabilities of its online
TradeIQ™ trade intelligence tool.

Shirley, Mass.-based
Bemis Associates Inc. has opened an office in Vietnam, located at Unit 708, Tung
Shing Square Bldg, 2 Ngo Quyen St., Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam; phone +84-4-3-9352620/1;
fax 84-4-3-9352623.

Visual 2000 International Inc., Montreal, has launched the Visual 2000 On-Demand
Training program to provide its clients with exclusive remote training classes.

Camira Fabrics Ltd., United Kingdom, has launched in North America its Xtreme and
Urban upholstery fabrics manufactured from 100-percent post-industrial recycled polyester and
featuring engineered stretch and good flammability performance.

Michigan City, Ind.-based
Sullair Corp. has launched its new website, sullair.com.

The
U.S. Department of Commerce Office of Intellectual Property Rights has redesigned
stopfakes.gov, its website offering U.S. government tools and resources on intellectual property
rights (IPR). The website, administered by the International Trade Administration, offers new
resources, improved usability and a helpful tool to access targeted assistance from a number of
U.S. Government offices.

Ferndale, Wash.-based
Samson Rope Technologies Inc. has been awarded U.S. Patent No. 8,109,072 for its
MLX rope, which is the first fiber rope on the market comprising a blend of high modulus
polypropylene (HMPP) and high modulus polyethylene (HMPE).

Edison, N.J.-based
ADI Logistics has opened a distribution center in Carson, Calif.

Hoboken, N.J.-based
John Wiley & Sons Inc. has published the book “Zennovation,” by Tomio Taki.
The book details how Taki turned his family’s 200-year-old textile manufacturing company into a
global business.

SGS Consumer Testing Services, Fairfield, N.J., announces it has relocated its
textile testing laboratory in Egypt to 6th of October City, 3rd Industrial Area, Block 60, Oil
Station St., Cairo.

The
Textile Rental Services Association of America (TRSA), Alexandria, Va., is
celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.

Los Angeles-based
Robert Kaufman Fabrics and Durham, N.C.-based
Spoonflower Inc. have launched Fabric8, a competition to find eight new, modern
fabric designers. Deadline for submissions is April 24, 2012. For more information, contact
fabric8contest.com.

April 2012

Quality Fabric Of The Month: Durable Water Repellency Plus Soft Hand

A new patent-pending silicone-based technology is challenging traditional fluorocarbon-based technologies in the area of durable water repellent textile finishes, especially those applied to cellulosic and blended fabrics. While polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) has long been regarded as the most effective solution to achieve water repellency in textiles, its ecological impact has raised well-publicized concerns, and while more eco-friendly shorter-chain C6 and C4 versions of PTFE
technology have been developed, there still are issues related to the hand imparted to the textiles on which they are applied. Midland, Mich.-based silicon technology specialist Dow Corning now has
introduced to this corner of the market Dow Corning® DWR-7000 Soft Hydro Guard finish, claiming it offers not only effective, durable water repellency and waterborne stain repellency, but also imparts a much softer hand — a benefit that is creating excitement among major outerwear and activewear brands that offer water-repellent, performance apparel.

Silicones have applications in a very wide range of industries, from automotive, construction, electronics, and oil and gas to beauty and personal care, food and beverage, healthcare, and textiles and nonwovens, among many other applications. In textiles, they are used
to provide easy care, comfort and high-performance properties. They can be made hydrophobic or hydrophilic, and as a hydrophobic water-repellent agent on a textile, they cause water to bead up on the surface and roll off, while also allowing water vapor to pass through the fabric.
Silicon-based water repellents have been developed before, but their wash durability and emulsion stability have been limited; and they can release hydrogen gas, among other issues. In contrast, DWR-7000 Soft Hydro Guard has been confirmed through testing to meet or exceed the durability of conventional fluorocarbon finishes, withstanding 30 and more home laundry cycles; and, in addition to containing no fluorine, it is free of solvents and alkylphenol ethoxylates (APEOs). Dow Corning
also points out that the DWR-7000 system offers potential cost savings compared to fluorocarbon-based systems and can replace multiple finishing components, and it does not require the application of heat for reactivation. The system can be applied to a textile using conventional
equipment.

QFOMpic

Dow Corning® DWR-7000 Soft Hydro Guard causes water to bead up on a cotton khaki twill
fabric treated with the finish, while enhancing the softness of the fabric.

 

QFOMfig1


Comparison of water repellency performance of khaki twill after washing

QFOMFig2


Comparative hand rating of khaki twill treated with water repellents

The environmental benefits to using DWR-7000 include the fact that the silicones used in the system do not have any toxicological effects or show evidence of bioaccumulation. However, according to Joanna Giovanoli, marketing manager, Dow Corning Textiles, the benefit that is of most interest to brands and retailers is the soft hand imparted to the fabric. “Silicone is generally a softening agent anyway,” she said. “There are other solutions in the marketplace beyond C6 and C4 for water repellency, and potential issues with those regarding their environmental impact were not as much our concern. What we found is that with DWR-7000, the soft hand is superior to other solutions in the market, and that is one thing our customers are very excited about.”

Indeed, in an examination of swatches of treated cotton knit fabrics, Textile World found a notable difference between the hand and feel of a knit cotton fabric treated with DWR-7000 and one treated with a C6 finish, while both delivered equivalent water repellency. The fabric tested would be suitable for sweatshirts, hoodies and other such apparel.

DWR-7000 Soft Hydro Guard is targeted to cottons and cellulosic/man-made fiber blends, but Giovanoli said the company also is working on a formulation specifically for man-made-fiber textiles. Although the new finish currently is targeted to performance apparel, other potential
applications include home textiles such as tablecloths and upholstery fabrics.

For more information about Dow Corning® DWR-7000 Soft Hydro Guard, contact dowcorning.com/DWR7000, dowcorning.com/ContactUs.

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