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CARBO travellers for MMF spinners

By September 1, 20191 Min Read
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Bracker, belonging to the Switzerland-based Rieter Group, has delivered the ultimate solution for highest demands in MMF (man-made fibres) spinning. With the development of the CARBO, Bracker has completed its product range with a traveller that is specially designed to fulfill the requirements of the MMF spinners.
CARBO’s main features are as follows:

  • New coating technology
  • Specially designed for MMF
  • Improved sliding properties

The advantages of CARBO are: They have 50 per cent longer lifetime. These have also shorter running-in period. The applications are in man-made fibres, blends, core yarn and for all all yarn counts.

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