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Dilo to continue its legacy

By May 1, 20192 Mins Read
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Hall: 3 | Booth: H33

Techtextil is one of the most important exhibitions in the field of nonwovens and Dilo has participated since its inception in 1986. During a history of more than 100 years Dilo has always set new standards with technologies like Hyperpunch and DI-LOUR needling. These developments have opened new markets for nonwovens and raised the bar regarding quality and efficiency.


The development cycles in machine building cannot
be measured in months. Therefore we are pleased that one of our latest developments in horizontal crosslappers, the “Hyperlayer” is now being installed in several spunlace production lines. This crosslapper can realise infeed speeds up to 200 m/min due to its special design and
is ideal for a low number of layers of lightweight webs.


The Dilo-“Hypertex” installation, consisting of
a yarn laydown unit from Messrs. Ontec and subsequent needling, provides highly efficient inline production
of reinforced needlefelts. With this system, scrim structures and preneedled weblayers can be needled together at speeds up to 20 m/min.


The new needle arrangement “8000 X” ensures homogeneous distribution of needle penetrations in the felt over a wide range of advance/stroke. The results are considered a breakthrough for improved surface qualities, particularly for car interiors. The concepts above are only part of continuous developmen

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