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Connect with the future with KARL MAYER

By November 1, 20152 Mins Read
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At ITMA, KARL MAYER will be showing that it stands for trend-setting new innovations in warp knitting and warp preparation ´ an image which the manufacturer emphasises by a fresh, modern appearance at the trade fair and by a new corporate design.

More specifically, KARL MAYER will be showing a new HKS 2-SE high-speed machine with a unique performance profile. An important feature is the Low Energy Option (LEO) as a contribution to sustainability. Right from the very first glance, this new machine looks innovative, thanks to a completely revamped, modern machine design that focuses on ergonomics. This new corporate look will be standard on all future developments. KARL MAYER will also be showing the HKS 4-M-EL high-speed tricot machine. Equipped with EL control, this new tricot machine is a flexible, highly efficient all-round machine.

Lace manufacturers, in search of completely new looks, will definitely get their money´s worth, thanks to a multibar raschel machine equipped with fall plate, in a working width of 242´ and thanks to another lace machine for producing lace bands and outerwear.

KARL MAYER has developed two new innovations with the focus on flexibility for the warp preparation sector: a sectional warping machine which can be extended from a standard equipment into a weaving preparation machine for special applications, and a warp sampling machine with a previously unreached working width, thus, opening up new applications. Another highlight is the size box making a contribution to the subject of sustainability in sizing, and an innovative technology for the denim dyeing sector, that are setting new standards in terms of product quality.

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