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Lectra offers solutions für Industry 4.0. From the left: Javier Garcia, Daniel Harari and Céline Choussy Bedouet. © Lectra

01/10/2019 – Lectra 4.0: Digitalizing and Connecting the Value Chain

Lectra 4.0: Digitalizing and Connecting the Value Chain

Lectra supports growth in Asia

Lectra supports growth in Asia with market-attuned solutions. On-demand production a focal point of Industry 4.0 demonstrations at Cisma, Shanghai. By Editorial staff

© ISAC Recorder No. 1/2019/WITS, World Bank

19/09/2019 – Ethiopia

Ethiopia

Growing textile sector supports cotton production

The textile and apparel industry provide a significant source of income and employment in many countries. But in Africa, there is often still a lack of ... By Sibylle Michel

Today, Dematic’s Garments on Hangers automated hanging garment warehouse is the industry standard. © Dematic

28/08/2019 – 200 Years of Dematic

200 Years of Dematic

Dematic Takes a Look Back at History: Developments in Overhead Conveyor Technology

At the beginning of the 20th century, the production halls offered a completely different picture than today: many employees moved the heavy goods at ... By Editorial staff

22/08/2019 – Sustainability

Sustainability

Amann publishes first Sustainability Report

Amann, one of the world's leading manufacturers of sewing threads, embroidery threads and smart yarns, publishes its first Sustainability Report. By Editorial staff

Industrial knitting and sewing machines have to conduct the highest precision work. Every day, they process several hundred kilograms of wool or yarn. In this manufacturing process, the reliable interaction of bearings, gears, sliding elements and hundreds of fine needles and circuit boards is essential. © Terrot

17/06/2019 – ITMA 2019: Zeller + Gmelin

ITMA 2019: Zeller + Gmelin

Textol – high-performance lubricants

Lubricant specialist Zeller + Gmelin from Eislingen, Swabia (Germany) presents is Textol product range for textile companies at the ITMA in Barcelona. By Editorial staff

Crash experiment from a height of 35 metres: would the new fuselage remain structurally intact? © Fibre

12/06/2019 – FIBRE – Bremen Fibre Institute

FIBRE – Bremen Fibre Institute

Crash-safe design for light aircraft

The Bremen Fibre Institute took some of its fibre-based expertise to Friedrichshafen where, from 10 to 13 April, innovations in the field of light aircraft ... By Hans-Werner Oertel

The new BO-P portal bale opener, with widths of 2.900 und 3.500 mm, offers better blending and productivity. © Trützschler

04/06/2019 – ITMA: Trützschler

ITMA: Trützschler

Intelligent, individual, sustainable!

Truetzschler presents new solutions for spinning preparation, nonwovens & man-made fibers at ITMA Barcelona 2019. By Editorial staff