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Home » Retech’s transmitter received great response at Techtextil 2022
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Retech’s transmitter received great response at Techtextil 2022

By July 7, 20222 Mins Read
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The transmitter comes with additional measuring function for bearing temperature.

Embedded in the Swissmem Pavilion with all its highly specialised members, a wide range of technology in the textile industry could be offered and presented to customers from all over the world.

Techtextil 2022 in Frankfurt exceeded the expectations and was a great success for Retech in every respect. After 2 and half years of pandemic, it was important to finally be able to greet customers personally at a trade fair.

Retech has used its time and was able to present some innovations that have been developed and implemented within the last two years. The portfolio has been expediently expanded, especially for technical yarns. Be it in the area of ​​heated godets for high speeds and stretching forces or for materials that require an extremely high temperature. The innovation for speeds of up to 6500 m/min. for high stretching forces up to motor torques of 35 Nm and for temperatures up to 400 °C was presented to the interested public as well as the new temperature transmitter with additional measuring functions, e.g. for bearing temperatures. Companies are increasingly focusing on reducing material wear and are looking for ways to use machines longer and sustainably. Retech’s new temperature transmitter with additional measuring functions for bearing temperatures offers the desired added value.

In addition to the various end customers who were interested in the products, there was also the opportunity to exchange ideas with the existing machine manufacturers, who have been valued customers for many years.

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