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DiloGroup’s tailor-made production systems at INDEX

By March 1, 20203 Mins Read
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With more than 370 installations delivered to the nonwovens industry worldwide, DiloGroup has the necessary know-how and the complete equipment portfolio to engineer the perfect production line for any product specification.

The international nonwovens industry meets again in Geneva, Switzerland, from March 31 to April 3, 2020 on the occasion of INDEX, the forum for the nonwovens industry. DiloGroup offers tailor-made production systems from one supplier and will inform on booth 2010 about its portfolio and the latest equipment developments from fibre opening to the finished felt.


A new, simplified elliptical needle beam drive makes Hyperpunch technology also attractive for standard application. Hyperpunch HaV allows a more uniform stitch distribution in the pre-needling process especially in combination with the new needle pattern 6000X. In a complete needling line this felt homogenisation process can be improved further. The new needle pattern 8000X is a milestone in the needle pattern development process and results in end-product surfaces with low markings over a wide range of advances/stroke.


The 3D-Lofter, which was first presented during ITMA 2019 in Barcelona, offers a wider range of nonwovens applications by exploring the third dimension. A series of single web forming units which work according to the aerodynamic web forming principle deliver defined fibre masses in varied patterns on a base needlefelt. A stress oriented production of technical formed parts resulting in fibre savings or patterned DI-LOUR or DI-LOOP felts without repeat are two examples for this technology which explores new application areas for needlefelts.


The 3D-Lofter technology may also be used “inverted” for filling up bad spots in web mats and thus achieves a better homogeneity of spunlace or airlay products. The DiloLine 4.0 concept offer I4.0 modules which not only support the user but also facilitate quality control and maintenance by a maximum data transparency in production and control of operation. The Dilo solutions “Smart Start” for a fully automatic start of the production line or “DI-LOWATT” for energy savings are accompanied by Siemens solutions which can be selected via App or Data Cloud “MindSphere”.


With more than 370 installations delivered to the nonwovens industry worldwide, DiloGroup has the necessary know-how and the complete equipment portfolio to engineer the perfect production line for any product specification. The efficiency of Dilo production lines is the result of long-term research work and experience.


Apart from machines for needling technology the company offers in cooperation with partner companies also production lines including thermobonding and hydroentangling components.

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