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toxic to
workers and the environment.
Lyocell was
originally trademarked as
Tencel in 1982. "Lyocell" has
become a
genericized trademark, used to
refer to...
-
Mobile Tencel plant reached full
production levels of 20,000 tons per year, by
which time
Courtaulds had
spent £100
million and 10
years on
Tencel development...
- the
Tencel division to
Lenzing AG, who
combined it with
their "Lenzing Lyocell" business, but
maintained the
brand name
Tencel. At this time "
Tencel" production...
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manufactures 100%
lenzing micro modal/modal/
tencel yarns,
micro modal/modal
cotton blended yarns, 100%
micro tencel yarn,
tencel/cotton
blended yarn.
Notable directors...
- engineering. The
Lenzing Group markets its
products under the
brand names TENCEL, VEOCEL,
LENZING ECOVERO and LENZING. The
company initially focused solely...
- and more
recently bamboo or soya. Some
synthetic fibres are polyester,
tencel, viscose, etc.
Polyester mixed with
cotton (poly-cotton) is
often used....
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recycled plastic bottles,
castor beans,
plant starch, and wood pulp, and
Tencel. In 2018, shoe
manufacturing occurred in Shenzhen, China. In conversation...
- In 2012,
Ovitz launched O by
Kimberly Ovitz, a lower-priced line made of
Tencel – an eco friendly,
biodegradable fabric made from wood pulp cellulose. Designs...
- (1984–1996),
Honda (1988–1992),
Saima Avandero (1984–1986),
Showa (1988–1991),
Tencel (1995),
Kmart (1993),
Courtaulds (1989–1995),
Goodyear (1974–1980, 1985–1996)...
- forms. The
lyocell process uses an
amine oxide to
dissolve cellulose and
Tencel is the only
commercial example of this direct-dissolution process, which...
