textile network

A further highlight: the cradle feeder, perfect solution for unwinding/rewinding stretchy fabrics completely without tension (Photo: Zünd Systemtechnik)

28/04/2017 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Texprocess 2017 – Zünd Systemtechnik: Digitizing is main focus

Zünd demonstrates how manufacturers involved in textile processing can integrate a high-performance Zünd digital cutter and create a seamless end-to-end ... By Editorial staff

28/04/2017 – Texprocess 2017

Texprocess 2017

Gertsch Consulting & Mode Vision: Personalized Clothing & Industry 4.0

Gertsch Consulting & Mode Vision, will be presenting some interesting innovations for its platform “Pod – Pattern on Demand“ at Texprocess 2017. By Editorial staff

Senbert shows flat-knitted textiles based on fully-fashion and 3D-knitting techniques (Photo: Senbert)

27/04/2017 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Techtextil 2017 – Senbert: Fully-fashion and 3D-knitting techniques

Senbert – Knitting, the East Bavarian company shows flat-knitted textiles based on fully-fashion and 3D-knitting techniques. By Editorial staff

Ontec specialises in textile scrims – a glimpse of the production set-up © Photo: Contec

27/04/2017 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Techtextil 2017 – Ontec: The clever solution for efficient production of textile scrims

The great advantage of scrims lies in the fact that in general scrims are thinner by 20 to 40 percent in relation to fabrics with identical structure and ... By Editorial staff

M-Type Premium sewing machine (Photo: Dürkopp Adler)

27/04/2017 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Texprocess 2017 – Dürkopp Adler: Sewing production in the digital age

The “Industry 4.0“ pioneer presents a special highlight, a system for optimising sewing production based on an extremely large digital machinery network. By Editorial staff

Efka presents the most powerful sewing machine motor ever

26/04/2017 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Texprocess 2017 – Frankl & Kirchner: A “fancy app“ with real added value

Efka introduces the most powerful sewing machine motor ever and a fancy app with real added value. By Editorial staff

Reinforcing grid made from carbon for use in textile-reinforced concrete (Photos: Karl Mayer)

26/04/2017 – Messe Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt

Techtextil 2017 – Building for the future with Karl Mayer

Textile reinforcing materials are alternatives to steel reinforcements when building with concrete. Textiles do not rust! By Editorial staff