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KARL MAYER Met with Customers from Various Parts of The World

Turkey is one of KARL MAYER’s most important markets; accordingly well prepared was the company when travelling to the country’s leading trade fair in the field, the ITM. From 14. to 17. April 2018, the world market leader presented itself in Istanbul on a newly designed booth and with contributions that met the market demand precisely and completely. No trend was forgotten. So, the machines and technology presentations for the denim warp preparation sector and for the HKS machine range were just as densely surrounded as the decoration islands for displaying selected textile developments for different applications. „Especially the terry topic attracted the customers‘ attention“, said Oliver Mathews, the Sales Director of KARL MAYER’s Business Unit Warp Knitting. But also the stylis

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International Garment & Textile Machinery Expo Started at Port City Chattagram

Fairs, General

RedCarpet365 Limited has organized this expo at GEC Convention Center, Chattogram and will run from 10 to 12 May 2018. Mr. A.J.M. Nasir Uddin, Honorable Mayor, Chattogram City Corporation graced the exhibition by being the chief guest at the opening ceremony ad formally inaugurated the exhibition. At the opening ceremony other special guests were Mr. Moinuddin Ahmed, 1st Vice President, BGMEA, Mr. Mansoor Ahmed, 1st Vice President, BKMEA, Mr. Sayed Nurul Islam, CEO Well Group. The opening ceremony was leaded by Mr. Ahmed Imtiaz, CEO , REdcarpet365 Ltd. He said, Chattogram is the 2nd RMG heartland after Dhaka & known as the Commercial Capital of Bangladesh. The expo has almost 120 stalls with products from 12 countries including Bangladesh, China, England, France, Germany, Hong...

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May92018 by Textile Planet MagazineNo Comments

Rimtex Displayed its Solutions at ITM Istanbul

Spinning - Yarn

Rimtex, which was established in India, exhibited its latest innovations at ITM 2018, the world’s largest textile event. Today, the consumers are demanding better fabric all over the world, and Rimtex, which has a 50-year experience in the production of spinning rings, manufactures the required equipmentdemanded by designers, boutiques and big brands in order to manufacture high quality yarns. With its sliver handling system developed for obtaining high quality fabrics, Rimtex that meets the increasing needs of the sector totally adapts to the developing yarn machines. Rimtex, which offers complete solutions with its new sliver handling system, provides significant advantages for optimized spinning process by adapting to changing production conditions. Tango Series - Mot

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Are Lewis Acids The Antimicrobial Solution For Textiles?

Genel

A new research project at the Hohenstein Group deals with antimicrobial effects of Lewis acids that are applied on textile surfaces. Results of this work may significantly contribute to countermeasures against multi-resistant bacteria as found, for example, in medical facilities. Many areas of everyday and professional life require antimicrobial protection. Such an effect on textile surfaces is currently achieved by utilization of silver or ammonium containing compounds. However, the use of such compounds is questionable with respect to possible adverse ecological and toxicological effects. In addition, these compounds are generally expensive. Lewis acids exhibit an acidic surface effect Lewis acids exhibit an acidic surface effect and an antimicrobial effect has been demonstrated...

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The Premium Class Of Chrome-Plated Spinning Rings From Reiners + Fürst

Spinning - Yarn

R+F will present the latest generation of TURBO rings and enhanced ring travellers at ITM 2018 Turbo rings and enhanced ring travellers manufactured from first-class hardened 100Cr6 steel, the ring is hard chrome-plated at our own ultra modern coating company using the latest technology, and additionally receives a final finish. The Turbo ring is flexible in use and stands for maximum productivity, the highest yarn quality and a long life cycle. The special feature lies in the precision, the absolutely low tolerance of the ring profile and the coating. The special characteristic of the R+F hard chrome surface combines optimal lubrication with extremely low wear. This results in extremely long service lives at maximum spindle speeds. The Turbo high-speed ring sets new standards in...

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Developments in the Fiber Industry to be Discussed at Dornbirn

Fibers

The Dornbirn Man-Made Fibers Congress (Dornbirn-MFC), with more than 100 expert presentations to be carried out, will shed light on the developments taking place within the fiber industry. Dornbirn-MFC, being one of the most influential organizations with respect to the man-made fibers industry will be introducing the innovative and ecological production methods taking place within the industry. Each year the Dornbirn-MFC hosts more than 700 participants from more than 30 nations; 80% from Europe, 15% from Asia, and 5% from America. Incoming registrations seem to suggest that the number of participants will even be slightly higher in 2017. More than 100 expert presentations will be covering the fields consisting of; fiber innovations, fibers, textiles and nonwovens for healthcare an

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The second generation: Trützschler

Spinning - Yarn

The way to shorten the process process is Trützschler Draw Frame IDF There is no easier way to earn money than through process reduction. Machines that are not needed require no investment and no operating costs. This applies to draw frames in rotor spinning. In modern rotor spinning, conventional draw frames are not necessary. In connection with the Integrated Draw Frame IDF, thousands of Trützschler cards successfully produce high-quality slivers for rotor spinning. The advantages in terms of quality and economic efficiency are well known. These; Improved yarn quality and product quality Improved running behaviour of the rotor spinning machines Significantly reduced space requirement Savings in energy costs Less cans and reduced personnel requirement IDF 2

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TRESU Offers Quality, Safety and Process Efficiency in Print

Printing & Digital Printing

The Slovakian Company SCA Gemerská Hôrka enhanced its production lines with the installation of the four-colour TRESU flexo printing units featuring F10 iCon automated ink supply systems. The company reported a ‘step change’ in quality, safety and process efficiency improvements, after installing the new TRESU printing units. Replacing offline single printing units with an ‘open’ ink supply and chamber, the new TRESU printing units integrate into the production lines, enabling SCA to manufacture its products and apply brand identification graphics, in a single pass for the first time. Featuring two printing chambers, the printing units handle non-woven liner products between 85mm and 300mm wide, using water-based inks. The TRESU printing units with F10 iCon supply system were