Introduction
The subjects of this Notebook are the machines and the technologies for the processing of “manmade
fibres”, an industrial sector which sees Italian companies and their know-how holding an
unquestionable leading position, also at international level. The Notebook offers a wide and
thorough survey on the main types of man-made fibres, both artificial and synthetic. Its
realization had been entrusted to a qualified textile organization, Centro Tessile Cotoniero e
Abbigliamento at Busto Arsizio (Varese), which gladly took on this demanding task.
This Notebook, which is dedicated to “man-made fibres”, follows up the Notebooks reserved to
“spinning”, “weaving”, “knitting” and “finishing” technologies, all of which found such a
favour, as to justify the publication of a second and even of a third edition, for a total of 14.500
copies.
The success of this initiative convinced us also of the opportunity to translate the Notebooks
into English, in order to ensure their circulation also beyond the Italian borders with the leading
textile institutes and universities. Moreover, considering the very high vocation and the age-long
tradition of China as a textile country, we decided to publish also a Chinese edition.
The subjects of this Notebook are the machines and the technologies for the processing of “manmade
fibres”, an industrial sector which sees Italian companies and their know-how holding an
unquestionable leading position, also at international level. The Notebook offers a wide and
thorough survey on the main types of man-made fibres, both artificial and synthetic. Its
realization had been entrusted to a qualified textile organization, Centro Tessile Cotoniero e
Abbigliamento at Busto Arsizio (Varese), which gladly took on this demanding task.
This Notebook, which is dedicated to “man-made fibres”, follows up the Notebooks reserved to
“spinning”, “weaving”, “knitting” and “finishing” technologies, all of which found such a
favour, as to justify the publication of a second and even of a third edition, for a total of 14.500
copies.
The success of this initiative convinced us also of the opportunity to translate the Notebooks
into English, in order to ensure their circulation also beyond the Italian borders with the leading
textile institutes and universities. Moreover, considering the very high vocation and the age-long
tradition of China as a textile country, we decided to publish also a Chinese edition.
Authors: Cesare Andreoli, Fabrizio Freti
Publisher: Fondazione ACIMIT
Publication Year: 2004
Type: pdf
Size: 6.50MB
Pages: 73
Publisher: Fondazione ACIMIT
Publication Year: 2004
Type: pdf
Size: 6.50MB
Pages: 73
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