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High-tech solutions for the textile industry in Asia

By March 17, 20213 Mins Read
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KARL
MAYER will once again be presenting itself as a pioneer of digitalisation at
ITMA ASIA + CITME, located in Hall 4, Stand A 32. The innovative market leader
offers innovative digital solutions for all its machine segments, enabling
customers to benefit from unprecedented flexibility, efficiency and, above all,
independence.

These
digital trendsetting offers will be the focus for each of the three powerful
brands in the expanding Group: KARL MAYER, KM.ON and – most recently – STOLL.
For the first time in Asia, KARL MAYER will be exhibiting machines with the
highest market relevance for both warp knitting and flat knitting. “The
upcoming ITMA ASIA+CITME is a very special trade show for us in two respects.
After a long pause in face to face communicaton, we are looking forward to
exchanging ideas with our customers in person again in China, our most
important market. In addition, this is our first trade fair appearance together
with STOLL. Visitors from both the warp knitting and flat knitting sectors, as
well as from the warp preparation and technical textiles sectors, will be able
to find out all about the opportunities for new business, stronger market
positions and optimized production processes,” said Arno Gärtner, CEO of
the KARL MAYER Group.

On
show at the exhibition stand will be an HKS, two machines from the ADF family
and a new flat knitting machine for the volume market. All models offer unique
possibilities thanks to digital features that keep the customer one step ahead
when it comes to modern production processes. For visitors from the field of
weaving, KARL MAYER will be exhibiting the ISODIRECT beam warping machine with
an excellent price-performance ratio.

KARL
MAYER founded KM.ON to develop pioneering digital products. The company’s own
software start-up made its first major market appearance at ITMA ASIA + CTME in
2018, and this time round, it will showcase new and enhanced digital solutions
that are highly effective in helping customers do business.

The
possibilities afforded by digitalisation are also a pillar of Care Solutions,
KARL MAYER’s new concept for an even more comprehensive, focused and solution-oriented
after-sales service. The SPARE PARTS WEBSHOP is part of this. The procurement
tool is already well established on the market and can now also be used to
procure electronic lapping data. The SwapKnit 36 and SwapKnit 36 Flat have been
developed for this purpose and will be presented at ITMA ASIA + CITME.

In
addition, an exclusive textile and application demonstration on the KARL MAYER
stand will open up new market opportunities for visitors. Highlights include
high-performance geotextiles and construction textiles for manufacturers of
technical textiles, on-trend warp knitted fabrics for brands and fabric
producers from the sportswear, underwear and fashion sectors, and denim fabrics
through which KARL MAYER demonstrates its strength in indigo dyeing

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