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Saurer – the comprehensive solution provider at Egypt Stitch & Tex 2025

Textile professionals will find Saurer at the ATAG booth 1A6 at the Egypt Stitch & Tex 2025 exhibition in Cairo, Egypt, from 20 to 23 February 2025. As a reliable partner for spinning mills, Saurer meets the increasing demand for innovative, energy-saving and high-performance textile solutions. Saurer offers spinning preparation and all five end-spinning systems for staple yarns, as well as advanced digitalisation and automation capabilities for complete spinning mills. With its retrofit and upgrade solutions, Saurer helps customers to extend the lifetime of existing machines.
Autocoro 11 rotor-spinning machine for producing yarns from virgin and recycled fibres © 2025 Saurer
Autocoro 11 rotor-spinning machine for producing yarns from virgin and recycled fibres © 2025 Saurer


The latest ring-spinning machines Zinser 51 and the automated rotor-spinning machine Autocoro 11 will be running on the booth. The SC7 Autocard and a wide range of Texparts components will also be on display. The Saurer experts look forward to welcoming you in Cairo.

Whether customers are looking for spinning preparation, roving frames or flexible solutions in ring, compact, rotor and air spinning, the Saurer portfolio covers it all. From long staple cotton to short recycled fibres, all Saurer machines are designed to handle an extremely wide range of materials in all process stages of the spinning mill.

The Egyptian, African and Middle Eastern markets are characterised by an increasing demand for high-speed, energy-efficient machines and an upcoming demand for the flexible use of different fibres, including recycled or regenerated fibres. Saurer's spinning machines are perfectly aligned with these trends, ensuring maximum productivity with minimum manpower. Automation and digitalisation are reshaping textile manufacturing and Saurer is at the forefront of this change. In addition to in-machine automation, Saurer offers a range of automation solutions to connect the machines, which can be tailored to our customers' specific requirements, such as the bobbin transport system from the roving frame to the ring-spinning machine.

Zinser 51 – Saurer’s new ring-spinning machine generation © 2025 Saurer
Zinser 51 – Saurer’s new ring-spinning machine generation © 2025 Saurer


With its focus on automation, digitalisation and ergonomics, the Autocard SC7 enables mills to achieve more production and higher sliver quality with less manpower.

The latest Zinser 51 is available as a ring- and compact-spinning machine. Designed to deliver excellent yarn quality, the Zinser 51 is equipped with energy saving solutions and Texparts quality components.

The fully automatic Autocoro 11 rotor-spinning machine can process a wide range of fibres - from virgin cotton to the shortest fibres in the Recycling Xtreme version. The Autocoro 11 also offers an additional 10% energy saving compared to the Autocoro 10 and more powerful automation.

The BD 8 semi-automatic rotor-spinning machine is an ideal partner in the field of semi-automatic rotor spinning. The BD 8 is now available with up to 4 automatic doffer units (DU) and Twinsuction, saving labour and energy.

Roweclean upgrade for Autospeed roving frame © 2025 Saurer
Roweclean upgrade for Autospeed roving frame © 2025 Saurer


Saurer's Autoairo - setting new standards in productivity, automation and efficiency for economical air spinning - now processes cotton and cotton blends and is even available for conical bobbins.

Discover the latest Texparts components - serving the textile industry with their innovations: For ring, compact and rotor spinning, Texparts offers a wide range of components such as high-quality drafting arms, long life rings and travellers and energy saving Eshape spindles that can save up to 6% energy.

Sun - Service Unlimited offers customers a lifelong partnership for ring and rotor spinning mills with textile technology consulting, updates & upgrades, fast and reliable supply of original parts and preventive maintenance kits. With Rowelift, Roweclean and Rowestore, Saurer offers clever upgrades for your Autospeed roving frames. With sensor-controlled cleaning and direct fibre return to the blowroom, Roweclean reduces waste, optimises raw material usage and supports a circular economy. Our service experts on the booth will be happy to explain solutions to improve the quality, performance and profitability of your existing machinery.



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