Technologien

The new C-TEC weaving machine can be seen at the Jäger Weaving Technology Centre in Münster, Germany. © Schlatter Industries

22/06/2022 – Techtextil: Schlatter Industries

Techtextil: Schlatter Industries

New Jäger weaving machine C-TEC for heavy technical fabrics

Schlatter Industries AG presents a new Jäger weaving loom C-TEC for the production of particularly heavy and dense technical fabrics at Techtextil. By Sibylle Michel

Magma warp tying machine for technical yarns © Stäubli

20/06/2022 – Techtextil: Stäubli

Techtextil: Stäubli

Machinery designed for producing technical textiles

Visitors to the Stäubli booth will see, for example, the Magma tying machine, which is ideal for processing technical yarns, including PP tape. By Sibylle Michel

Customized warp feeding system by Crealet © Crealet

15/06/2022 – Techtextil: Crealet

Techtextil: Crealet

One-stop source for warp feeding and weaving preparation

Crealet is a global leader in the development and manufacture of electronic warp feeding systems for both wide and narrow fabric weaving. By Editorial staff

The Orthopac GRVMC reinforced weft straightener is excellently equipped for heavy materials such as denim, carpet or technical textiles. © Mahlo

13/06/2022 – Techtextil: Mahlo

Techtextil: Mahlo

Process reliability as the key to sustainable operation

At the Techtextil exhibition in Frankfurt on the Main, the specialist for measuring and control systems Mahlo shows its innovative and game changing abilities. By Sibylle Michel

The ARWeS roving changing system enables the reproducible connection of the reinforcing fibres to each other in fully automatic plant operation without interrupting the production processes. © Cetex

07/06/2022 – Techtextil: Cetex

Techtextil: Cetex

Automatic roving change and hybrid rovings

At Techtextil, Cetex will present a fully automated ARWeS roving changing system and a new type of process for the production of HYROV hybrid rovings. By Sibylle Michel

“Montex stenters provide maximum efficiency, the ultimate in flexibility and the ability to switch quickly from one fabric formula to the next,” says Monforts Textile Technologies Engineer Jonas Beisel. “The easy to use human-machine interface (HMI) makes the operation of the line much simpler and cuts down the necessary training periods, while at the same time reducing the chance of human error.” © Monforts

30/05/2022 – Techtextil: Monfort

Techtextil: Monfort

Energy savings are more important than ever

Techtextil and Heimtextil Summer Special represent a once-only opportunity for Monforts to showcase its advanced finishing and coating technologies for ... By Editorial staff

Dilo engineers and produces high quality machines and production lines for the nonwovens industry. © Dilo

27/05/2022 – Techtextil: Dilo

Techtextil: Dilo

World of needling technology

Dilo concentrates on a completely new sector for web forming and needling which may be defined by the term “additive textile manufacturing”. By Sibylle Michel