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The new TM 4 T-EL for an even wider range of beach towels and cleaning textiles

Fabrics made on the new TM 4 T-EL (c) 2012 Karl Mayer
The TM 4 T-EL will unveil at ITMA ASIA + CITME. The venue for this market launch is an in-house show held at KARL MAYER (China) Ltd. that was held on 14 June to coincide with the exhibition.

+In-house show held at KARL MAYER (China) Ltd. on 14 June 2012

With the introduction of the innovative TM 4 T-EL, KARL MAYER has extended its TM range by another machine for producing home and household textiles. Like its four-bar sister machine that does not have EL control, this new machine features modern drive technology and a new machine concept. All the main components have been harmonised to meet the needs of the customer, from yarn let-off through the knitting elements, to fabric take-down and batching. An important step that was taken to meet the requirements of the market was to integrate electronic guide bar control (EL). In conjunction with the KAMCOS® Motion Control/Multi Speed system, the EL-based technique of producing the patterns has enabled the existing design possibilities to be extended. The Motion Control system manages the electronically controlled yarn let-off, while the Pattern Control is responsible for controlling the ground guide bars. The fabric take-down is also controlled electronically – which gives maximum flexibility during patterning.

The wide range of options available for designing single- or double-sided loop-pile products are the result of incorporating loop-free areas of any size at any location in both the lengthwise and crosswise directions. The EL control facility is responsible for producing the smooth areas in the horizontal direction. This technical feature also enables large repeats to be worked. The vertical, flat stripes are produced by the relevant threading-in arrangement. The loops can either be on one side or else not produced at all. Furthermore, the TM 4 T-EL is particularly suitable for producing different articles sequentially. The patterning advantages of the TM 4 T-EL are combined with a high level of productivity. This new terry machine can reach a maximum speed of 1,400 min-1.

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