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In the collection Manualization unusual yarns or materials were processed for the flat knitting sector. Bild: Cape or miniskirt © Stoll

11/10/2019 – Trend Collection Materialization

Trend Collection Materialization

New ways by Stoll

Stoll broke new ground in design, materials and processing and faced the challenge of using difficult-to-knit materials. By Editorial staff

Stoll will relocate its entire headquarter to Reutlingen-Betzingen. © Stoll

19/09/2019 – Groundbreaking ceremony

Groundbreaking ceremony

Stoll moves to Reutlingen-Betzingen

Stoll, leading manufacturer of flat knitting machinery and one of the largest Reutlingen-based companies, will relocate the company headquarters. By Editorial staff

CFO Christof Gellan and his team welcome all to Barletta. © Stoll

30/08/2019 – Opening of a new subsidiary in Italy

Opening of a new subsidiary in Italy

Stoll with a new showroom in Barletta

Stoll Italia, a Stoll subsidiary, recently opened a “Centro di Programmazione” in Barletta. By Editorial staff

Maik Roth, Process Automation Technician for Mageba: “Given that the communication capability of the position sensors is the main focus of attention in the context of Industry 4.0, IO-Link is a topic of central importance.” © Mageba

16/08/2019 – Novotechnik

Novotechnik

Position sensors on the path to Industry 4.0

As we progress towards Industry 4.0, communication capabilities are becoming a must in the field of sensor technology. IO-Link is paving the way for this ... By Editorial staff

One highlight was the “Discovery” weaving loom with the new weft insertion system from ITEMA. This machine was surrounded by droves of visitors at every demonstration. © Alexander Büsgen

02/08/2019 – New weft insertion method pulls the crowds

New weft insertion method pulls the crowds

ITMA: Innovation meets traditional weaving

From 20 to 26 July 2019, Barcelona hosted ITMA 2019, opening the stage to innovative and forward-looking concepts in textile machine engineering. By Editorial staff

Dr Christof Soest, CTO, Trützschler © Trützschler

19/06/2019 – ITMA 2019

ITMA 2019

Focus Industry 4.0

The future of the textile industry is more and more determined by Industry 4.0. Industry 4.0 has many dimensions and possible fields of application. By Editorial staff

With the Over Cutter Camera OCC and its advanced optical system, cutting patterned and digitally printed fabrics is just as precise and easy as cutting non-printed or solid-colored textiles. © Zünd

17/06/2019 – ITMA: Zünd

ITMA: Zünd

Advanced technology in digital cutting automation

The textile industry is in the midst of a digital transformation with value chains that are becoming increasingly interconnected. By Editorial staff

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