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Reiners + Fürst presents latest TURBO rings and enhanced travellers at ITMA Asia 2018

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The latest generation of TURBO spinning rings provide excellent results especially for Compact and Siro-Compact yarns. Since the introduction of this further milestone by leading German ring and traveller manufacturer R+F more than 25 Mio units of TURBO rings have been installed and contribute to the customers’ success. The enhanced surface allows increasing machine efficiencies by up to 10% – especially when producing yarns of sensitive fibres or with highest spindle speeds.

Managing Director at R+F, Mr Benjamin Reiners said, “The new TURBO rings with benefits including low yarn hairiness, longer service life and increased machine efficiency by up to 10% are extremely beneficial for the demanding Chinese spinners.”

“We have been in the Chinese market since more than 25 years and R+F products are well accepted by the textile industry. We are overwhelmed by the positive feedback for TURBO rings by Chinese spinners,” Mr Reiners added.

At ITMA Asia 2018 Reiners + Fürst will also present new ring travellers for 100% Viskose, as well as Modal, Micromodal und Tencel. The end-users benefit from low yarn hairiness and longer traveller service life.  

TURBO spinning rings  (c) 2018 Reiners + Fürst
TURBO spinning rings (c) 2018 Reiners + Fürst


(c) 2018 Reiners + Fürst
(c) 2018 Reiners + Fürst


World-wide R+F customers achieve highest efficiencies of the ring frames benefitting from unique traveller surface treatments for optimized spinning conditions of each application. 

Customers especially value the professional service and support R+F is providing particularly for finding solutions of increasingly complex applications.

Visitors are invited to stop by at R+F’s booth at ITMA Asia:
H 1 – Stand D 10

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