#Nonwovens / Technical Textiles

2021-07-15

Stäubli at Techtextil North America

Focus on latest machinery solutions for the creation of innovative technical fabrics. From one-piece woven (OPW) airbags to individual multilayer fabrics for lightweight construction, whatever the need and requirements, weavers will find an appropriate production solution in the broad Stäubli machinery range. Visitors to Techtextil North America are invited to meet the Stäubli team in the German Pavilion at Booth 1315.

Because technical fabrics are subject to the highest quality standards, weaving them requires extraordinary production means. To meet the high-end requirements, every step in the weaving process is crucial and must be executed with the utmost precision. Additionally, production speeds must be optimized in order for mills to remain competitive.

Stäubli has earned a sustainable reputation for its long-lasting, high-quality machinery based on its continued R&D, resulting in ingenious technologies, premium construction materials, and optimum production environments.

Techtextil North America is the ideal opportunity to find out more about Stäubli machinery, including weaving preparation solutions such as the MAGMA tying machines and SAFIR automatic drawing-in machines, the renowned S3000/S3200 rotary dobbies, the electronic Jacquard machines LX/LXL/LXXLor the TF weaving system for producing reinforcement fabrics used in lightweight construction.

The Stäubli Textile Division office is based in Duncan, SC and provides weaving mills with rapid support and a wide range of services with one primary objective: keeping customers agile and competitive in the demanding textile industry.

Exhibiting at Booth 1315 in the German Pavilion, the Stäubli team invites all weavers to stop by for a look-see and a talk during the show. See you in Raleigh!

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