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Textiles are known to mankind since or earlier than 7,000 BC. The knowhow of textiles is older than metal working or pottery making. There are evidences that have been unearthed which has proved that people in Harrapan civilization knew weaving and spinning. Such is the age of textiles in India.

The process of converting fibres into yarn is complex, and requires many investigations and new technical solutions. The most common spinning systems to convert fibres to yarn are ring, compact, rotor, and air-jet spinning.

StSublis SAFIR S30 automatic drawing-in machine is a mobile drawing-in machine that travels along the stationary warp beam as it draws the filament yarn into the healds and reed.

The process of converting fibres into yarn is complex, and requires many investigations and new technical solutions. The most common spinning systems to convert fibres to yarn are ring, compact, rotor, and air-jet spinning.

Loris Bellini Srl, Italy was founded 1949 and along with many years of brilliant activity in manufacturing high-end yarn dyeing machines it has become a true benchmark for all

The lace shown is full of surprises. At first glance, it appears opulent and hand-made but, on closer inspection, it has a filigree look, especially in the filled-in pattern areas.

The lace shown is full of surprises. At first glance, it appears opulent and hand-made but, on closer inspection, it has a filigree look, especially in the filled-in pattern areas.