Harris Tweed Embraces New Technology to Future-Proof Centuries-Old Craft

Harris Tweed embraces new technology to future-proof centuries-old craft

Harris Tweed is harnessing cutting-edge industrial 3D printing technology to bring a new lease of life into its traditional weaving machines.

A symbol of Scottish heritage, courted by major brands, the tweed is experiencing renewed interest among young artisans after a long period of decline. A modernization that shakes the entire manufacturing process, up to the selected colors! Alexander MacLeod, a 38-year-old former banker, has fun: "When you see the tweed in the parades ...

Harris Tweed Integrates 3D Printing Into Traditional Weaving With NMIS Collaboration

Harris Tweed, a Scottish textile brand, is working with the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) to integrate 3D printing technology into its traditional loom systems. The integration seek

Traditional Harris Tweed weavers keep looms running with 3D printing

Partnering with the NMIS, operated by the University of Strathclyde and part of the High Value Manufacturing (HVM) Catapult, The Harris Tweed Loom Spares Co. has created a new loom assembly design featuring 3D printed parts.

Harris Tweed® weaves next-generation technology into centuries-old craft – Scottish Business News

Harris Tweed®, the world-renowned Scottish textile brand, is harnessing cutting-edge industrial 3D printing technology to bring a new lease of life into its traditional weaving machines, helping to future-proof the craft for years to come. By law, Harris Tweed® can only be handwoven in the homes of weavers across the Outer Hebrides, preserving a craft passed down through generations. However, the complex design of the looms means replacement com…

Harris Tweed weaves next-generation technology into centuries-old craft - Factory & Handling Solutions

Harris Tweed, the world-renowned Scottish textile brand, is harnessing cutting-edge industrial 3D printing technology to bring a new lease of life into its traditional weaving machines, helping to future-proof the craft for years to come. By law, Harris Tweed can only be handwoven in the homes of weavers across the Outer Hebrides, preserving a craft passed down through generations. However, the complex design of the looms means replacement compo…