Showing posts with label Textile Innovations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Textile Innovations. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 August 2020

Superior Support - Superior Solutions

Imagine you enjoy superior support to strive for superior solutions! With our creative vision and passion for innovation' Tony Geng, President, Superior Glove Works Ltd., and I worked together to empower our teams, improve processes and exceed expectations.  Together, we improved our productivity significantly in the Air-jet Twisting Department. That led to cutting down an 8-hour work shift, considerable cost saving and boosting profit margin! We celebrated our success stories to inspire and uplift our teammates. See a snapshot of our success story as featured in our Weekly Huddle Communication Newsletter.

Tony Geng featured one of our success stories in Superior Glove's Weekly Huddle Newsletter, 2015 October 26. After work, Tony, Erika and I caught more than 30 Cod and Red Bass fishes during our Atlantic Ocean fishing trip in Point Leamington, NL on 2015 September 23.

Superior Glove Weekly Huddle Communication Newsletter Cover Page, 20151026.

My catch during our Atlantic Ocean Fishing Trip, Point Leamington, NL. 20150923.

Mouthwatering Taste! Freshly fried caught cod fish from our Atlantic Ocean Fishing Trip, Point Leamington, NL. 20150924.

Breathtaking View: Atlantic Ocean Shore, Point Leamington, NL. 20150925.

I am delighted to recommend Tony Geng on his LinkedIn Professional Profile:

It was my great pleasure working together with Tony Geng and Superior Team. Tony is a passionate leader, creative collaborator, compassionate coach and an articulate champion of turning challenges into opportunities. He enjoys empowering his teammates for creating sustainable solutions for challenging applications, generating results and exceeding expectations. Further, Tony celebrates success to inspire his teammates in profound way. I wish the very best of Tony's endeavours.

Tony Geng, President, Superior Glove Works Ltd., Canada. PC: Internet.

Wednesday, 17 July 2013

adidas DryDye wins Outdoor award

17th July 2013, Friedrichshafen
adidas was awarded the OutDoor Industry Award 2013 in the category ‘products of high ecological and sustainable value’ at the recent Outdoor trade fair in Friedrichshafen, Germany, for its SS14 Terrex Swift DryDye Tee shirt.
DryDye is an innovation introduced by the adidas Group in 2012 and after returning home with the award, the company posted on its blog yesterday: “Usually it takes 25 litres of water to dye a t-shirt. The revolutionary DryeDye technology eliminates the need for water in the dyeing process. By requiring no water, DryDye also uses 50% less energy and 50% fewer chemicals when compared to the conventional fabric dyeing process.”
adidas SS14 Terrex Swift DryDye T-shirt
The t-shirt won the award for its special properties and for the use of DryDye technology from the Yeh Group, which produces both warp and weft knitted fabrics. Yeh Group was the first textiles manufacturer to implement a new waterless dyeing process developed by DyeCoo Textile Systems of the Netherlands in late 2010.
Elimination of the water process and chemicals is a real and significant breakthrough for the dyeing and finishing industry. The new process utilizes supercritical fluid carbon dioxide (CO2) for dyeing textile-materials and is a completely waterless dyeing process using only nominal amounts of CO2, nearly all of which is recycled.
DryDye fabrics dyed with the unique waterless process are said to have the same dye qualities and durability as current, conventionally-dyed fabrics.

Live from Outdoor...

The adidas team was of course happy to accept the prize at the official award ceremony on the first night of the OutDoor fair, where they were pictured on stage together with the management from the Yeh Group, adidas Group DryDye fabric supplier based in Thailand.
adidas employees collect the OutDoor Industry Award 2013
“This t-shirt is actually quite special. On the one side the use of DryDye technology ensures high water savings in the dyeing process, on the other side the special fabric we use – Cocona fabric – makes it a high performance shirt. Therefore, maximal performance, but made with less water,” adidas said.
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- See more at: http://www.innovationintextiles.com/industry-talk/adidas-drydye-wins-outdoor-award/#sthash.7SI2E4Wz.dpuf
http://www.innovationintextiles.com/industry-talk/adidas-drydye-wins-outdoor-award/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rKgLBD4ucQs