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You are right about the Rick James prophecy. This company and stock will be a Super Freak, a Super Freak, it's Super Freaky yea...
"We appreciate and respect the fact that Warwick asked us to reprocess the material instead of just moving forward at full speed with weaving or knitting," said Kraig CEO and founder, Kim Thompson. "Warwick has taken the time to do this right. As a result, the development of Monster Silkâ„¢ based textiles is at an exciting stage, Warwick is preparing to create the first Monster Silkâ„¢ textiles."
Thanx for that es1
I think you may be right about knowing the "next step" before making an announcement. I would like to know exactly what the changes were in regard to; " The fibers were then processed according to the directions and specifications of the spinning expert".
At any rate, this looks like we are moving forward and making real and tangible movement toward commercial success. On balance this looks positive and it's a great time to take advantage of the share price and grab some more. Hold on ladies and gentlemen KBLB is coming to some sort of COMMERCIAL vendor near you! HOLD ON, IT'S COMING!!!
I agree with you yank.
The ice is melting as the company begins to move to commercialization.
Once the production machine starts delivering metric tons of MS it WILL NEVER STOP!
Still buying on the dips and holding.
Thanks for that yank.
Yes yank. It is a shame that those MMs pull the cheap tricks.
Thanks man.
The little duck is growing up fast!!!
Let's rock KBLB!!!!
Thanx for posting Zincsta.
Go KBLB
Go Wallace
Go Darwin
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1359835X14000803
Opportunities for silk textiles in reinforced biocomposites: Studying through-thickness compaction behaviour
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•David Porter,
•Fritz Vollrath
Abstract
While it is common knowledge in natural fibre composites manufacture that plant fibre reinforcements are considerably less compactable than synthetic fibre reinforcements, the through-thickness compaction behaviour of animal-fibre silk reinforcements has not been characterised thus far. We find that not only are silk reinforcements significantly more compressible than plant fibre reinforcements, but their compactibility exceeds that of even glass fibre textiles. For instance, the fibre volume fraction (at a compaction pressure of 2.0 bar) of woven biaxial fabrics of silk, plant fibres and E-glass are 54-57%, 30-40% and 49-54%, respectively. Therefore, silks provide an opportunity to manufacture high fibre content natural fibre composites; this is a bottleneck of plant fibre textiles. Analysing the structure of silk textiles through scanning electron microscopy, we show that favourable fibre/yarn/fabric geometry, high degree of fibre alignment and dispersion, and suitable technical fibre properties enable optimal packing and arrangement of silk textiles.
You could not be more wrong about buying and holding. Have a nice life.
Very cool Bob. Hope you, First Mike and your wives have a great vacation. Go KBLB
Great job Kim and company!!!
This volcano is bubbling under the investment worlds feet.
When the metric tons are announced it will blow and there will be no looking back...
Right On shoon.
dum spiro, spero
OK Spillmonkey you can have the Tech at Warwick but I got dibs on the zincfingergirl!!!
Interesting that you would attempt to create doubt about the company on your very first post, if indeed that was your first post.
Oh wow. .22 What did you by then for? Not to worry mon. Here is a tune to make you feel better. Just hang in there.
IMO KBLB will one day very soon be well known for the commercialization of MS in the technical textiles world however as new fibers come on line (BR and others) Monster Silk could become a household name in other very attractive markets. Dr. Fraser has said, "It's silkier than silk".
Is the tide turning floyd?
Sorry for the redundancy floydborga . I have been busy working lately and have not been keeping up with reading the board. One thing I have noticed is how your emotions regarding KBLB seem to change like the tides. Looking forward to the end of your ebb.
This my have already be posted: http://www.iflscience.com/technology/superhero-strength-spider-silk-coming-market
At what cost?
" Kraig Labs has, in one step, jumped straight from proteins to fibre production by inserting genes from spiders into silkworms. Prodigious, isn't it?"
It would be a little effort but it looks like one could sign up at www.banatmool.com and ask neng6114 directly, maybe through Goggle translator, specific questions.
This would never happen here.
a. Not natural or genuine; artificial or contrived: "counterfeit rhetoric that flourishes when passions are synthetic" (George F. Will).
Every now and then, George, a walking baseball encyclopedia, knocks one out of the park.
Go KBLB
Don't worry saint-mon. You will be very happy mon you know mon.
Great find yank
"The Library" has an excellent reference department.
Thanks for that es1. I will be using it explaining KBLB to a friend who is considering a substantial investment here. This should be up in the info box as a condensed quick read for new comers with limited time for DD. imo
"the library" You got that right.