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Discontinuation of business with machinery and systems for the production of carpet yarns (BCF) and industrial yarns (IDY)

The Trützschler Group has discontinued the Man-Made Fibers Division. The production of machines and systems for the production of BCF and IDY has been discontinued. Trützschler is now focusing on its core businesses spinning, card clothing and nonwovens.
A building-integrated OPTIMA for IDY © 2024 Trützschler
A building-integrated OPTIMA for IDY © 2024 Trützschler


Trützschler has signed an agreement with the company Oerlikon to ensure the service and supply of spare parts for the machines and systems installed in the market for the production of BCF and IDY.

Oerlikon is an established supplier with an international presence in the BCF and IDY sectors. Customers can now turn to Oerlikon as their new contact partner for service and spare parts.



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#ITM 2026

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#ITM 2026

Experience Trützschler’s leading fiber processing technologies at ITM 2026

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#Spinning

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#Spinning

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#Research & Development

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#Spinning

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#ITMA 2027

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#ITM 2026

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#Associations

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#Recycling / Circular Economy

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