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  • Hackled, Combed, Cottonized Flax

    Procotex Corporation SA

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    Hackling sliver: for finer spinning numbers (from 32 nm to 100 nm).
    Carded and combed tops: for spinning, composite, insulation, paper industry
    Cottonized flax: for spinning, insulation, paper
    Last update 04/01/2014

  • LINCORE® R

    Groupe DEPESTELE / Teillage Vandecandelaère

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    LINCORE® R is an untwisted roving composed of long technical flax fibers, that can be comingled or pre-impregnated with a thermoplastic matrix such as PLA, PP, PA or PVC… It can be formed using pultrusion, filament winding, fiber placement, weaving, braiding…
    Last update 16/07/2014

  • Innolin - Linen & Cork biocomposite pannel

    Flaxcomposites

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    Our multicomponent pannel is a natural composite. Based on a linen or hemp textile woven in europe from local fibers, recycled cork bounded with a biobased glue and a biobased resin.

    The final product is light weight, thermoformable, insulating, acoustic and decorative.
    Last update 03/03/2017

  • Biaxials 0°/90° in natural fibres

    Fibres Recherche Développement - FRD

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    The biaxial 0°/90° are generally fabrics composed of a regular assembly of flax or hemp yarns arranged perpendicularly in a specific arrangement called pattern. Structure provides good mechanical performance in both directions 0° and 90°.
    Last update 15/07/2014

  • Pure Logwood extract

    SCRD

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    Our pure extract comes from the heartwood of Logwood, produced by a clean aqueous extraction. This powder-form extract is mainly rich in hematoxyline, the non-oxydzied form of its main colouring compound. This molecule is widely used as reagent in Biology.
    Last update 29/10/2014