14Sep
13Sep
Lubricate Thread-Eliminate Breaks and Snarling!
Lubricate Thread-Eliminate Breaks and Snarling! Sewing thread is subject to heat buildup, snarling, static and snagging. These problems are caused by coarse thread causing friction with the needle. This friction can result in temperatures as high as 350°C/662°F, resulting in the thread melting and breaking. The final insult to the thread is its trip through the needle's eye and the fabric, which can also cause filament damage. Lubrication is important in the reduction of heat in many situations, automobiles, surface...
07Sep
VTT-Experience, Expertise, Excellence and Service!
VTT-Experience, Expertise, Excellence and Service! VTT has been in the conductive metalized textiles supply business for sixteen years. We have a lot of experience, but VTT doesn't just settle for that. We strive for excellence, creating new products using these textiles and are constantly looking for ways to improve on them. Our teams, from Research and Development, Design, Sales and Manufacturing are experts in their fields. Most of our manufactured products are custom designed and manufactured to...
06Sep
Rugged Conditions Require Ruggedized Textiles!
Rugged Conditions Require Ruggedized Textiles! RF Shielded Enclosures are usually located indoors, protecting them from the elements. The thin conductive textiles used to manufacture enclosures can't stand up well unprotected in extreme conditions. Wind, rain, and ocean spray can damage or destroy the enclosures very quickly. The military and law enforcement often need command centers for their activities to be portable and able to stand up to tough conditions. Lives are at stake in these harsh environments as well as...
31Aug
Conductive Textiles-What are their uses?
Conductive Textiles-What are their uses? Conductive Textiles are often used in "technical applications". VTT markets conductive textiles, meaning an electrical current can pass through them. That current can be a "message", "data", or part of a circuit. Metals are great electrical conductors. The most conductive metal is Silver, followed by Copper and Gold. Gold is rarely used in conductive textiles due to its cost. VTT's conductive textiles are primarily plated or coated with Silver, Copper, Nickel, and...
30Aug
Develop and Test your Product with the Best!
Develop and Test your Product with the Best! V Technical Textiles, Inc. has been involved in electronic product development and testing for years! Initially, VTT was known for providing excellent RF shielding materials used in electronic devices. Shielding materials block access of RF interference to electronic devices, allowing them to perform smoothly! Additionally, they prevent the emission of RF interference from electronic devices. VTT's Shielding materials are conductive metalized textiles, used in the automotive, aerospace, medical, and...
02Aug
VTT is Growing-Join Us!
VTT is Growing-Join Us! V technical Textiles, Inc. is a world leader in the highly technical Smart Textile Industry, located in upstate/western New York. V Technical Textiles, Inc. is continuing to grow and if you are looking for a new opportunity, come and learn how you can join our team. VTT is Growing-Join Us! Our hard-working team prides itself on problem solving and new development for our valued customers. If you would like to be a part of...
26Jul
Chris Cook is ready for IEEE EMC Symposium + SIPI in Spokane!
Chris Cook is ready for IEEE EMC Symposium + SIPI in Spokane! Chris will meet with our Northwest sales representative, Dean Shipman, while he's in the neighborhood. Monday evening, before the Symposium begins, Chris will attend a customer appreciation meeting sponsored by our partner, ETS Lindgren. Tuesday, Chris will meet with our Northwest Sales Representative, Dean Shipman of Syntek. Chris will spend the rest of the day walking the Symposium. The IEEE EMC Symposium +SIPI is the major annual meeting...
19May
Supply Chain Slowdown? VTT can Help!
Supply Chain Slowdown? VTT can Help! CNN Business reports that China is experiencing supply chain slowdown again. This after global shipping had recently been recovering from the pandemic slowdown. Shanghai is the world's largest container shipping port. New Covid lockdowns in China affected Shanghai, resulting in worldwide supply chain delays. Though the lockdowns are beginning to ease, the delays caused by them are now expected to last into the summer. These new delays, combined with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, have...
11May
