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Home » Alliance Machines’ tech uses more air, less water
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Alliance Machines’ tech uses more air, less water

By June 1, 20192 Mins Read
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Hall: 2 | Booth: B318

More air, less water are used in Alliance machines granting quality as well managing more and more savings in treatment costs. At ITMA, the Rotora dyeing machine, by means of a rotating beam, will be shown with an integrated drying device. This combination will allow “wet” treatment for both standard and technical fabrics and to achieve drying inside the machine before off loading.

Riviera Eco Green: “round” type dyeing machine with very low liquor ratio (1 :2 to 1 :3). Thanks to its air blowing system, tubular or opened knitted as well as woven fabrics can be dyed free from creases marks. Machines from 10 to 1000 kg capacity, storage baskets in various widths can be delivered, allowing dyeing of very light fabrics (100 g per meter) as well as very heavy ones (2000 g per meter).

All the machines like Futura (long type dyeing), Zephyra (finishing machine for fabrics in rope form), Labojet as well as machines with very large capacities will be presented in details thanks to augmented reality system with 3D lenses. The customers will be offered to use a software to estimate very precisely their own annual savings thanks to Alliance machines.

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