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- 6. Yarn Production Industrial Fabric Production Weaving Knitting Non-Woven Dyeing and Finishing Home Furnishings (H. F.) Apparel Non Textile Uses Domestic Distribution Wholesalers, Retailers Agriculture Chemical Textile Mills Fiber Exports Fiber Imports Yarn Exports Yarn Imports Fabric Exports Fabric Imports Exports Imports Exports History… Self-Perception (NAE 1983) Fiber Production Natural Man Made
- 10. To gain a healthier perspective for the future, we need a paradigm shift. The new paradigm: We are in the business of producing/engineering/sourcing fibers and converting them into products useful to society.
- 11. In the New Paradigm: (Product vs. Technology) Fiber Industry “ Textile Industry” Engineering with Fibers, or Fiber-Based Products Industry
- 13. * EwF: Reinforced “Rigid” Composites : As defined by FEB in 66 b. *EwF: Ropes, Cordage, Fishline, etc. As defined by FEB in 70 but include all ropes including marine ropes. *EwF: Floor & Wall Coverings : As defined by FEB in 51,52. *EwF: Pneumatic Tires : As defined by FEB in 63. *EwF: Flexible, Reinforced Rubber Composites : As defined by FEB in 64, 65. *EwF: Paper : Wetlaid wood pulp. * “ Textiles :” Fabrics made by weaving, knitting, braiding, etc. (not nonwovens) for consumer apparel & accessories and residential furnishings. *EwF : yarns/wovens/knits/braids for engineered structural use, commercial interiors & apparel designed to meet strict, objectively measurable (engineering or performance) specifications. * Flexible, Reinforced Rubber Composites : As defined by FEB 64, 65. * Reinforced “Rigid” Composites : Relatively hard matrix reinforced by fibers, and/or precursor EwF structures, and/or Nonwovens. Fiber Industry EwF: Nonwovens (Fiberwebs, etc.) EwF: Reinforced “rigid” matrix composites EwF: Flexible Reinforced Rubber Composites EwF: Ropes, Cordage, Fishline EwF: Floor & Wall Coverings EwF: Paper EwF: Communication Industry EwF: Engineered/Structured Fibrous Pre-Forms (Yarns/Wovens/ Knits/Braids for Comm. Apparel, Interiors & other Structural Use) “ Textiles:” Wovens, Knits, Braids, etc. for Consumer Apparel & Residential Interiors EwF: Pneumatic Tires/Tyres