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Muratec will introduce new automatic winder at ITMA 2023

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Muratec will unveil their new automatic winder for the first time. The concept of new automatic winder is “Right Choice, Bright Future”. This is a new model that brings together the technology and know-how that Muratec has cultivated for over 70 years.

Also, Muratec will exhibit another automatic winder. This time it’s just for reference exhibit but they believe it will be a machine to overturn the common sense of the industry. 

Furthermore, the popular spinning machine "VORTEX 870 EX" will be shown at the site. Muratec assurse that a combination of demonstration of the machine and various fabrics and product samples will attract all the visitors. At the section of “fiber, yarn and fabrics” in the next hall, they will have a booth specialized for VORTEX yarn.


Not only the machines, but also presentations on customer support are full of highlights. At this exhibition, a special video space will be set up to introduce the IoT solution "Muratec Smart Support (MSS)". It is a space to convey the concept of the customer support and the history of evolution. There, Muratec will show a quick overview of MSS functions and special customer interview videos, as well. Last, but not least the high-quality genuine parts will be presented, which are indispensable for stable machine operation.

Muratec: Hall 3 – Booth D106 & D107

VORTEX Booth: Hall2 – Booth D208 





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