Karl Mayer to show for
the first time new solutions of Stoll, a brand for flat knitting, at an
in-house show from 17th to 19th December, 2020, in
Changzhou, China.
Karl Mayer will be
presenting flat knitting machine technology on its premises for the first time.
The company had acquired Stoll in February 2020, and shortly afterwards moved
its Shanghai plant to Karl Mayer’s Changzhou site as one of the first
integration projects. From 17 to 19 December, the group will be organising an
in-house show there to present itself as a leading supplier of innovative
solutions for warp knitting and flat knitting on the Chinese market.
Highlights of the
face-to-face event include a brand new flat knitting machine for the volume
market demonstrating its skills in the automated and fully digitised production
of an individualised fully fashion article, innovative software solutions for
flat knitting and design inspiration for the creative process. There will also
be a presentation of an innovative technology for the production of everyday
masks: during the knitting process, the nose bridge for the face covering is
inserted automatically. Representing warp knitting technology, a warp knitting
machine with weft insertion will be demonstrating how chic home textiles and
garments can be produced highly efficiently.
A guided tour of the
company will round off the show programme with its high market relevance.
During the in-house meeting of the knitting industry at Karl Mayer (China),
Stoll’s customers will be able to see for themselves the high-tech equipment in
the halls where their machines are produced, and the expertise of the team that
will be on hand to help them. “The modern production facilities and new
setup of Stoll development at Changzhou will strengthen values for customers in
China and Asia,†Yang ZengXing, General Manager of Karl Mayer (China), is
certain. Visitors will also be able to gain an insight into other areas of the group.
For example, they will find out how they can benefit from the digital solutions
of the software start-up km.on, and learn about other technologies such as warp
knitting.