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USTER® in-process inspection for tightly-spaced production lines
Fabric manufacturers serving critical applications need quality that is both precise and secured. But in the typical nonwovens process line, space is always at a premium, making it tough to fit suitable automated inspection systems which deliver these requirements effectively. The USTER® EVS FABRIQ VISION N inspection technology solves the problem, with customized solutions designed to slot neatly into tightly-spaced production units – at the same time ensuring light conditions allow the best detection results and reliable data for optimal first quality yield.
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Picanol informs about innovations at Techtextil India
Picanol will be present with an infobooth throughout Techtextil India that will be fully staffed. Amongst the representatives will be product specialists and the booth will be located in the Weaving Hall B25.
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Itema S.p.A. announces the agreement for significant stakes in Schoch
Itema, multinational company part of Radici world of companies manufacturing advanced weaving solutions including weaving machines, spare parts and integrated services, announced on September 19th that the company has signed the agreement for the taking over of Schoch group.
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Quality partner for fabric producers
Since 2018, the world-renowned USTER quality systems include fabric inspection – and ITMA 2019 has seen the launch of the first major innovation to be developed since the acquisition of automatic vision inspection company Elbit Visions Systems (EVS).
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Stäubli had two booths at ITMA Barcelona where it presented a selection of its latest products from its extensive range of textile machinery. Many machines were impressively demonstrated in operation. A number of additional Stäubli solutions for frame and Jacquard weaving could be seen at other booths throughout the weaving hall, all displaying the speed, quality, and efficiency for which Stäubli is renowned.
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Following significant investment in the R&D capabilities at its base in Ulricehamn, Sweden, IRO AB introduced a range of new Industry 4.0-ready weft yarn feeding and tension control innovations for weaving looms at the recent ITMA 2019 in Barcelona, Spain.
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There was a great deal of visitor interest in the innovations show put on by KARL MAYER at ITMA. As an innovative market leader, KARL MAYER was presenting its products once again at ITMA, which was held from 20 to 26 June 2019, and its stand soon became the meeting point for the sector.
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IRO AB, a member of the Vandewiele group, reports strong interest in its ZTF Zero Twist Feeder introduced at the recent ITMA 2019 in Barcelona, Spain, particularly from companies involved in the growing market of textile reinforcements for composites.
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COMSAT opts for the Eltex EyETM
COMSAT, headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, is equipping its latest Tecmat sectional warping machine for weaving preparation with the new Eltex EyETM yarn tension monitoring system.
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World premiere: DORNIER presents the rapier weaving machine P2
Since its development in 1967 it was known as the most flexible rapier weaving machine in the world: the P1 made by Lindauer DORNIER GmbH. At ITMA (20.–26.6., Barcelona) the company presents the standard variant of its successor, the P2 to the public for the first time. It is already being hailed as a new milestone in rapier technology
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“Weave by Wire”: Why the digital age began much earlier for weaving machine manufacturers like DORNIER
Everyone is talking about digitalization and Industry 4.0 at the moment. An important aspect of both of these major trends is automation, which is going to supersede analog approaches to production, technology and consumer behavior in practically every way. Under the banner “Weave by Wire” at the ITMA exhibition, weaving machine manufac- turer Lindauer DORNIER will demonstrate why the inexorable advance of ones and zeros is not new for the company.
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SANTEX RIMAR GROUP and SMIT, at ITMA Europe
SANTEX RIMAR GROUP, together with SMIT, are looking forward to meeting you at ITMA in Barcelona. In a new era where sustainability and the production processes speed are the hardest challenges and, at the same time, the biggest opportunities to develop new business models, SANTEX RIMAR GROUP is presenting new solutions for the textile industry in almost 800 sqm spread in two booths.
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Ceramic fiber development and weaving processes as groundbreaking production steps
Ceramic fiber composites, so-called CMCs (Ceramic Matrix Composites), are a special material: they are resistant to high temperatures and, due to their reinforcement with ceramic fibers, resist rapid and strong temperature changes without damage - in contrast to conventional ceramics. This opens up special technical fields of application for these materials.
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