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Kusters Calico to display innovative fabric washers

By November 1, 20152 Mins Read
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Kusters Calico Machinery Pvt Ltd, a manufacturer of wet processing concepts for woven and knit fabrics, will display its two latest washing concepts at ITMA 2015.
Kusters Calico, which is also a subsidiary of the Germany-based Jagenberg Group, will showcase the Super Flush washer in combination with an intermittent squeezer and the Flush Master, a new concept washer to cater to the requirements of pile fabric processing.

The Super Flush washer with various combinations is the most-effective washer in today´s textile processing industry for woven fabric processing, while the Flush Master washer, also with various combinations, has been developed to cater to the requirements of pile fabric processing and after print washing of tension sensitive synthetic home furnishings produced from high twist yarns.

In the Super Flush Washer, the combined washing effect of both horizontal as well as vertical washing produces penetrative, diffusive and turbulent effect, while consuming the lowest water in its category. The distance between the two fabric guiding rollers is very short, due to which it is possible to handle all kinds of woven fabrics including tension sensitive from viols to lycra fabrics. With a fabric content of 20 m between two drives, the tension control is through load cell, while circulating liquor quantity is independent of incoming fresh water.

In the Flush Master Washer, a high jet water spray produces penetrative, diffusive and turbulent washing effect, which helps to reduce the flattening effect in pile fabrics created by nips and helps the fabric regain its original look to a large extent.

The Flush Master Washer also consumes the lowest amount of water. In the washing compartment, which can stock 6 m, the fabric tension is the least, due to the small distance between two driven rolls. Here too, the circulating liquor quantity is independent of incoming fresh water. In the same stall, an S-Roll Dye padder will be displayed by Jagenberg Textiles, Germany, which caters to the European markets and OEM requirements of European machine manufacturers.

Kusters Calico currently exports around 70 per cent of production to markets in Turkey, Thailand, South America, the US, Indonesia, Iran, Bangladesh, Korea, Vietnam, Europe, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Russia, the Middle East, Africa, and many other countries apart from catering to the Indian market.

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