Thanks to the strong and stable production of combed cotton yarns, a new segment has opened up in China for the air-jet spinning machine J 26, as high-quality terry towels can be produced with this yarn, for example. That is not the only advantage, however.
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Grasim Industries has added Rieter’s latest air-jet spinning machine J 26 at Textile Research and Development Centre (TRADC) in Kharach, Gujarat (India).
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.
In the Asian countries (excluding China, India and Turkey), Rieter increased sales in the reporting year by 36 per cent to CHF 433.9 million, of which Uzbekistan made a significant contribution of CHF 144.1 million.
The yarns spun on the J 26 at a higher production speed showed considerably better values for imperfections, evenness and strength.
The G 37 and K 47 were developed for markets where there is not a shortage of available personnel and the requirements for flexibility and yarn quality are high.
Rieter’s drawframes, RSB-D 26 and SB-D 26, offer a number of innovations resulting in lower production costs, better sliver quality and easier operation and maintenance.