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ROTORCRAFT launches Next Generation Spinning

By November 1, 20162 Mins Read
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Rotorcraft stands for Swiss Innovations in spinning technology. At ITMA Asia 2016, Rotorocraft displayed new developments, which embody the operating principles of all of its products: efficiency, simplicity and sustainability. For the first time world wide, a revolutionary ring spinning frame was introduced: Next Generation Spinning (NGS®). This frame meets all the requirements of a 21st century mill. Its’ features and benefits are, among others:

  • To avoid setting errors of any kind, all setting screws are omitted
  • Setting of the drafting systems is achieved by the use of exchangeable elements in different colours
  • The distance between the drafting system and the spinning ring remains constant
  • Bottom aprons are replaceable individually while the frame is running
  • The two sides of the frame work independently
  • All bearings of the working elements are sealed for life
  • Ring frames with 2,000 spindles without the use of an additional drive for bottom rollers at the midpoint of the frame become possible

The next generation of Compact Spinning Systems – Green Compact® – attains the yarn quality improvements introduced by the first generation of compacting systems, while saving 6-8 kWh of energy per spindle per year. It performs considerably more economically and sustainably compared to old generation compacting systems. The new top arm RT3® has been optimised in its design and performance. It offers spinning mills the benefit of eliminating all possible sources of operating errors. This is achieved by adjusting settings in defined steps using saddle inserts of different colour, literally in a few seconds.

For further information: Dr Andreas Fischer, Rotorcraft AG. He can be contacted on: Email: Andreas.Fischer@oe-rotorcraft.com

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