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Fibres for electrically conductive fabrics and
antistatic materials
- Reproducibility of electrical properties
- Long-term stability
- Continuously variable adjustment of electrical resistance, enabling
regulation of the functional effect
- Good textile processing capability with conventional textile technologies
- Environmental friendly (manufactured from renewable
resources in a closed material cycle)
- Cellulosic matrix offers dimensional stability and flexibility at
high temperatures (up to 100 degrees Celsius)
Application fields
- Antistatic textiles and plastics
- Protective clothing
- Carpets
- Grounding components
- Explosion protection
- Heating textiles and heating plastics
- Ensures homogeneous heat distribution and uniform heat dissipation
across the entire surface to be heated (no hot spots)
- Humidity sensors
Detection of:
- Water in gaseous media (humidity)
- Liquids (emergency breakdown circuits in tank
and conduit systems)
- Water in solids (residual moisture in concrete
and floor screed)
- Water in liquids (presence of water in alcohol)

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Mr. Dr. Frank-Günther Niemz
Head of research group
Phone: 0049 3672 / 379 241
Fax: 0049
3672 / 379 379
Email: niemz(a)titk.de
Mr. Dr. Frank Meister
Head of the Chemical Research Department
Phone: 0049 3672 / 379 200
Fax: 0049
3672 / 379 379
Email: meister(a)titk.de
Thuringian Institute of Textile
and Plastics Research
Breitscheidstraße 97
07407 Rudolstadt
Germany
email: info(a)titk.de
phone: 0049 3672 / 379 0
fax: 0049 3672 /
379 379


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