KARL MAYER Technische Textilien GmbH has emerged as a driving force and trendsetter in the carbon composites sector. The topics of energy efficiency and environmental protection are becoming more important during production and, together with their special requirements, are becoming motors for growth in the lightweight construction sector – this is why the textile sector should look forward to the future optimistically.
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KARL MAYER ROTAL received positive feedback following its open house event to mark the extension of its plant. Since it began operating as a local supplier of machines at the end of the 1960s, KARL MAYER ROTAL has become a global producer of high-tech warp preparation machines, and is set on course for further expansion.
Bangladesh-based Knit Concern Group gets one step further ahead being the country leader in producing knitwear fabric with machines made in Germany from BRÃœCKNER. The Knit Concern Group, founded in 1990 is specialised in the production of high-quality warp-knitted and knitted fabric. At the beginning Knit Concern had about 500 workers. In the meantime, the company has grown and is one of the biggest textile producers in Bangladesh.
How spinners can achieve the critical balance between input and output. Spinning mills today are expected to transform incoming raw material that fluctuates in quality and cost into a consistent yarn that exactly meets the needs of customers. This difference between input and output is the critical balance which determines customer satisfaction, market reputation and ultimately the mill’s own profitability – and ideally this balance is optimised by a sophisticated system.
Zhejiang Wang Jin Nonwoven plans to invest RMB 660 million for a total of 8 new spunlace lines with advanced technology from Truetzschler to explore opportunities in new markets. Truetzschler and Zhejiang Wang Jin signed an agreement to supply two spunlace lines. One line is a high speed carding line including the well-known random roller technology. This line will fulfill highest demands and will deliver outstanding web quality at highest speeds.
Textile filament has been one of the fastest growing segments for PA6, increasing from 32 per cent of global demand in 2010 to 36 per cent in 2016. But by 2030, textile filament is expected to be only 34 per cent of total PA6 demand. “For the last decade China has been the epicenter of the global PA6/PA66 industry.
The strategic alliance between Huntsman and Jihua Group will help further strengthen the two companies’ capabilities of serving their customers in China and speed up their expansion in the country while raising standards for the whole industry. The Textile Effects division of Huntsman Corporation and Jihua Group, based in Zhejiang Province, China, have signed an agreement for a strategic partnership.