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20 years of Com4? yarns: A success story
In 1997, Rieter created the trademark Com4®. It stands for yarns in superior and consistent quality, spun with the four Rieter spinning technologies. Today, more than 130 licensees supply Com4® yarns to weavers and knitters worldwide.
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Impact on rotor & airjet yarn properties
Rotor spinning has a great potential to reduce the twist factor, which is the basic prerequisite for the production of knitted fabric with a soft touch; by support of a new spin box generation and its components, explains Nitin T Patil, Prof Dr SP Borkar, Dr Stephan Weidner-Bohnenberger and Marc Schnell.
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Stewart pact with Basant
Stewarts Of America, Inc and Basant Wire Industries (PVT) Ltd of Jaipur have announced that their longstanding partnership has now resulted in an agreement whereby Stewarts of America, Inc has provided all intellectual property, manufacturing ´know how´, and machinery for the production of Open End Spinning components.
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Resource saving: Cost cutting with environmental protection
Volatile prices for energy and commodities, requirements from brands, retailers and end consumers as well as government regulations have made sustainability a major challenge for the textile industry. For these reasons, resource efficiency is one of the premium targets of technical developments. The increased responsibility for work safety and workplace design is also an aspect of sustainability to which textile companies pay more and more attention.
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Latest rotor spinning technology with new R 66
The innovative spinning geometry has already proved its worth with the S 60, which is the only spin box to influence trash extraction during the opening process by means of the BYpass, says Stephan Weidner-Bohnenberger. The new S 66 spin box is the heart of the R 66 rotor spinning machine and the core of innovations. Further developed from the S 60 box, it allows higher yarn tenacity and better yarn evenness. With the new CHANNELpass, it is additionally more flexible. The improved ergonomic design makes operation even easier and more time-saving.
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Latest rotor spinning technology with new R 66
The new S 66 spin box is the heart of the R 66 rotor spinning machine and the core of innovations. Further developed from the S 60 box, it allows higher yarn tenacity and better yarn evenness. With the new CHANNELpass, it is additionally more flexible.
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With triple added value: E3 assure sustainability
Faster than a formula 1 car: During cabling ? a mechanical yarn finishing process in carpet manufacturing ? the yarn in the ?CarpetCabler?, built by Saurer Volkmann in Krefeld, reaches top speeds of up to 420 km/h (261 mph). With a few decisive innovations the Saurer Group, with seven locations in Germany, is making a significant contribution in the effort to reduce energy consumption and therewith also the CO2 emissions associated with industrial carpet manufacturing
Yarn Finishing Process, Saurer Volkmann, Krefeld, Dr Martin Folini, Saurer Group, Roving Frames, Ring Rotor Spinning, Winding Machines, ITMA, Saurer Schlafhorst, Component, Energy, VDMA Sustainability, Business Unit Schlafhorst Zinser, Blue Competence
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The world of fibres and yarns
What do handbags, hovercrafts, habitats, hang-gliding, halyards, healthcare and horticulture have in common? Natural fibres like wool, cotton, silk, jute and linen were used to make textiles more than 5,000 years ago. Textiles, once used primarily as a means of protecting oneself from the environment and for ornamentation, has moved beyond the home into construction, transportation, aerospace, agriculture and medicare, over the last hundred years.
LR Chandru, R Vijayasekar, Apparel, Handbags, Hovercrafts, Habitats, Hang-Gliding, Halyards, Healthcare, Natural Fibres, Wool, Cotton, Silk, Jute, Linen
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