Digitalisation is the new mantra for the next phase in textile production. It is slowly and steadily entering every aspect of textile machinery industry, and the recently-held ITMA Asia showed a glimpse of the digital era waiting to happen in textile production, reports ITJ Editor.
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The new machines produce at a delivery speed of up to 1,200 m/min per head.
The machine concept for the G 38 and K 48, which features double-sided suction, allows unrestricted spinning for all applications at full machine length.
During his speech, Mehul Trivedi, Chairman, TMMA, said “Indian economy is showing signs of recovery on the back of strong support from all sectors.
With the new Digital Spinning Suite platform, Rieter writes a new chapter in the digitisation of spinning mills.
Rieter achieved a strong increase in sales of 80 per cent to CHF 200.1 million in the Asian countries not including China, India and Turkey.
For many years, Luckyfield has utilised Rieter C 4, C 51 and C 60 cards. These cards meet the full expectations of the customer in terms of economical production and quality.