Textile mills continuously seek to automate their processes and upgrade their machine and process controls so as to produce with better quality and lower costs. In some cases, they accomplish their goals through the purchase of new equipment, or through machinery overhauls with new parts.

The experts are agreed that every company, regardless of its size, must deal with the subject of digitisation and find its own approach to it. Mayer & Cie. sees in smart solutions an opportunity to continue to be a step ahead of the competition.

The Corizon yarn consists of a core filament wrapped with a bundle of cotton or synthetic fibre known as a roving – an intermediate product of the spinning process.

Cotton determines about 60 to 70 per cent of yarn manufacturing cost, working performance and desired yarn quality.

Rapid Roll-up Doors manufactured by Gandhi Automations (Prime Internal Door) are fast, durable and energy savers and are engineered for all kinds of industrial applications.

Sharmanji Yarns became the first company in India to install the new Rieter bale opener UNIfloc A 12, a productive machine that processes up to 2,000 kg of raw materials per hour.

International technology Group ANDRITZ will be presenting its innovative nonwovens production and textile solutions at Techtextil 2019 in Frankfurt.