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Reiners + Fürst to present TURBO Rings and optimized travellers for Compact and Siro-Compact at ITME Mumbai 2016

R+F ring travellers in the production process (c) 2016
Ring spinning mills in India prefer the latest generation of TURBO rings especially for Compact and Siro yarns. Leading German ring and traveller manufacturer R+F introduced this further milestone in high speed spinning during ITMA in Milan. Already more than 2.5 Mio units of the newest TURBO rings are running successfully in the markets.
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% will be extremely beneficial for the demanding Indian spinners.” “We have been in the Indian market since more than 30 years and R+F products are well accepted by the textile industry. We feel assured that the newest TURBO rings, too, are being accepted in the same way by Indian spinners,” Mr Reiners added. At ITME 2016 in Mumbai Reiners + Fürst will also present new travellers for Siro-Compact and Viscose-Compact with optimized geometry and new surface characteristics. The end-users benefit from low yarn hairiness and longer traveller service life.
Pic: Mr. Benjamin Reiners, Owner and Managing Director of R+F

For worsted spinning R+F introduces J-travellers for ring heights of 9.1 and 11.1 mm with enhanced surface for better performance of the spinning process. Different shapes are available for top results in the whole range of worsted spinning. 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 ITME in Mumbai: Hall H1, Stand M 1
Pic: R+F spinning rings in the production process

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