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Terrot Group will display Terrot I3P184 machine model, a high-performance knitting machine for the production of quality fine-rib, interlock fabrics, milano rib, piquérodier or double-faced fabrics hall 7, booth B9. In the design of the I3P 184, extensive development efforts and years of experience in knitting technology have led to a significant increase in performance and a broader variety of applications.
Terrot will also display the Pilotelli MacchineTessili Sinkerless Technology SL-4, the latest generation of Pilotelli's sinkerless technology that incorporates newly engineered technology. Easy to use, the Pilotelli sinkerless machine guarantees high output and reduced maintenance.
The machine model stands for extremely reliable plating technology, especially when using elastane. It provides a very user-friendly operation. Reduced maintenance requirements result in more than ten times longer production periods. It masters fine fabrics up to gauge E44 and the stitch forming technique is in a stationary point of the cylinder. The SL-4 model is available with tubular frame or open width frame, and is also available in special configuration for high-speed production. This machine model is ideal for the production of leisure wear textiles.
In the Knitting sector, Groz-Beckert will highlight the areas of round and flat knitting, as well as warp and sock fabrics. The transparent exhibits – detailed replicas of real knitting machines – will provide visitors with insights into the interplay of knitting machine needles and system parts. Another highlight will be the presentation of the litespeed plus needle. Its optimised geometry is designed to lower machine temperature and increase service life, while reducing oil consumption and enabling energy savings in the knitting process of up to 20 per cent. In the area of warp knitting, the transparent exhibits also provide a look at compound needles and warp modules from Groz-Beckert.
In the product area of Sewing, Groz-Beckert will highlight its special application needle SAN 5, a proven performer for working with technical textiles. The improved SAN 5.2, which meets the more demanding requirements in the area of technical textiles, boasts a unique geometry, the company reports. The thread guide, for instance, has been improved for both linear, as well as multi-directional sewing processes, by the double groove in the point. Moreover, the SAN 5.2 has an additional scarf chamfer on the left side, to ensure more secure loop formation.
Another Sewing highlight of the fair will be the Groz-Beckert Customer Portal. This continuously expanding knowledge platform makes available comprehensive information on sewing technology and many details on sewing products from Groz-Beckert. It will also be presenting its new quality management Ideal Needle Handling (INH) for the sewing industry. It involves a patented process that allows trouble-free and time-saving handling of broken and damaged sewing machine needles in running operation. For the first time, Groz-Beckert's youngest product area Carding will be represented at the India ITME.
Located on a 504 square metre stand in Hall 6, Stand B3, the warp knitting business from Karl Mayer will be represented by two machines from the tricot segment: the HKS 3-M, the fourth generation of high-performance tricot machines; and the HKS 4-M EL, the high-speed all-rounder that is said to set new standards in terms of patterning possibilities and productivity. Both models will be shown in a working width of 218" and a gauge of E28 and will be demonstrated the now standard LEO feature, the latest technology for energy and therefore cost saving potential.
Karl Mayer will also be presenting its new lace machine concept LACE.EXPRESS for the first time in India. LACE.EXPRESS is described as setting new standards in terms of price-performance ratio when manufacturing garment lace.
For those interested in Technical Textiles, Karl Mayer will be offering a 'Meeting Point' with valuable information for the manufacture of reinforcement layer fabrics for composites. The fibre-reinforced composite materials are used for wide-ranging applications – from sports equipment to aircraft – as will be seen on the stand. The technical show will be complemented by decorative islands showing, among other things, attractive sari, lace and sportswear collections, video films and the presentation of the Karl Mayer Academy India.
Experience the latest technologies and systems from Sedo Treepoint GmbH at INDIA ITME 2016. Governmental initiatives like Industry 4.0 and Make in India will transform the industry dramatically. As tomorrow starts now, textile workshops soon need to adopt. Sedo Treepoint will show its latest smart solutions to start integrated manufacturing already today. The new Sedomat+ line comes with a lot new features. Additionally the new modular SedoIO remote input series makes machine automation more flexible and economical.
Our new production planning simulation tools SedoExpert will optimize production output and takes company organisation to a new level. The integration of continuous and discontinuous machines as well as printing will give unexpected benefits.
To be much more sustainable in the dyeing and finishing with a minimum effort, Sedo Treepoint will present innovative strategies. By using our color management and energy management tools, savings higher 25% e.g. in water could be achieved. For all customers working in Indigo applications, Sedo Treepoint’s new sister company Sedo Engineering will present a revolutionary way to produce ‘Leuco’ indigo on demand.
Italian specialist of fabric finishing machinery, Bianco S.p.A will display the Bianco Happy Scour, an advanced and eco-clean washing line to remove weaving oils with reduced economic and environmental impact at the upcoming ITME India in hall H5, stall A6 B5. With the Bianco Happy Scour, it is now possible to obtain excellent quality fabrics at much lower costs than those incurred in traditional washing.
Bianco Happy Scour has been especially developed for the finishing of knitted or woven fabrics made from synthetic fibre or elastomer, which are the most sensitive to shrinkage and have got the highest oil content. This technology can be successfully applied on all kinds of fabrics, which need to be washed before heat setting.
The shortening of the dyeing time, due to the absence of fabric pre-treatment has minimal damage on fibre; resultantly the fibre properties remain, almost unchanged. The Happy Scour process also guarantees the best recipe in terms of performance and cost saving. The consumption of water inside the washing tank is only given by the fabrics’ absorption. The second rinsing tank gives excellent results, primarily due to the innovative nozzles washing fabrics on both sides, thereby leading to extremely reduced water consumption in the range of 4-6 litres per kg of fabrics.
Indian manufacturer of hot air stenters, InspirOn Engineering Pvt Ltd is showcasing a next generation Stenter, the Motex 15000 at ITME India in hall 5, stall H5C1. When compared with the earlier model Motex 4560, the new model consumes less energy, has better safety features, minimises waste, while offering better operational efficiency and maximum return on investment.
The Motex 15000, while also being manufactured in a sustainable manner, has been developed with unprecedented features and state-of- the-art aesthetics. As against the Motex 4560, the 15000 offers 15% higher drying efficiency and higher operating speed. The Stenter enables the processor to achieve even drying and heat setting at higher evaporation rates with optimum energy utilisation, which translates into lower operating cost per metre of fabric.
The Motex 15000 also achieves consistent and reproducible results across the length and width of the fabric, even with larger overfeed adjustment range up to 80 per cent. It ensures higher stretch, irrespective of the higher GSM of the fabric and is equipped with pin protection flapper for knitted fabrics.
Lindauer Dornier GmbH will present innovative machine concepts for the production of highly sophisticated fabrics at ITME. DORNIER’s ‘Green Machines’ provide the highest weaving quality for technical textiles, sophisticated decorative fabrics and excellent clothing fabrics
The latest machine types of the DORNIER system family comprising rapier and air-jet weaving machines are the centerpoint of the presentation. Experts will demonstrate how Indian weavers can utilize the superior DORNIER technology to master the current weaving mill demands as to the highest quality for fabrics and applications in the individual segments.
Peter D. Dornier, Chairman of the executive board, on the India ITME participation, said, “India is not only a fascinating country, but has become one of our most important markets worldwide concerning weaving and specialty machines. India’s annual economic growth has been above 7 per cent during the last years. Dornier’s share in this development has been quite considerable with about 5,000 new and used rapier and air-jet weaving machines producing precision fabrics in India (besides that more than 35 large Dornier biaxial film stretching lines for thermoplastic films are currently operating in the country – making it the no. 1 polyester packaging film producer in the world).”
Dornier will demonstrate to Indian weavers how they can produce premium quality with high productivity in the rapidly growing market of especially high value and sophisticated clothing fabrics.
ColorJet India Ltd, the biggest Indian manufacturer of digital inkjet printing machines, after massive installations in the Indian market, now looks forward to embark on 100 plus installation of digital textile printing machines by 2017. Incorporated with efficient Indian engineering and spearheaded technology, ColorJet aims to be the leader in digital textile printing technology. In sync with the Make-in-India initiative of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, ColorJet’s ‘Made in India’ technology and state-of–the- art manufacturing facility have been the major breakthroughs in achieving its goals. Through these two initiatives, the company has succeeded in keeping their machine costs, up to 30 per cent lower than Italian and Japanese machines.
“ColorJet digital printers have minimalistic downtimes; since we ensure that multi-point quality checks are done at every stage of manufacturing. Creating customer delight is our top priority and we do not leave any stone unturned in achieving the same,” Smarth Bansal, Brand Manager, Colorjet India said.
At ITME India in Hall 2, Stall A6, ColorJet is showcasing its high speed direct to fabric printer, the Metro, which gives a production speed of up to of 362 sq. metres per hour, and is upgradable upto 16 print heads for achieving the top speed. “With awesome scalable properties, this printer can suit all the needs of the textile printing business and ensures the least payback period and is capable of meeting the ever changing requirements,” Mr Bansal added.
SPGPrints and Stovec Industries Ltd will present the latest SPGPrints digital inkjet and rotary screen printing technologies that enable textile printers to optimise uptime and print on the widest range of fabrics at India-ITME 2016, (booth H5 A16).
Shailesh Wani, MD, Stovec Industries Ltd, said, “We are known for our STORMAC branded RD range of Rotary Printing Machines in India. The latest in the range is RD 8 Individual Drive Machines, which is highly successful. At India ITME 2016, we will be launching the new ‘PEGASUS EVO’ automatic printing machine, a successor to the popular Pegasus EVO from SPGPrints. Stovec will also present the JAVELIN® scanning digital inkjet printer to the Indian market for the first time. The printer will operate throughout the show, giving visitors a real-time experience of its quality, flexibility, productivity and ease of use. Print samples will be available for evaluation. In addition, we will demonstrate our popular screen engraving equipment ‘bestLEN 7412.’”
The Pegasus EVO offers all the functionalities required by ever increasing quality conscious customers. With new features and many options, Pegasus EVO offers quality, reliability and an attractive price-performance ratio that makes it ideal for Indian and international customers. Combined with the possibility of remote diagnostics, the Pegasus EVO is setting new standards in rotary screen printing.
SPGPrints’ JAVELIN scanning digital inkjet printer is designed for companies printing up to two million metres of textiles annually. JAVELIN has proven popular with companies taking the first step into digital textile printing, or with a need to supplement their existing capabilities.
The company Graf, located in Rapperswil near Zurich, is the leading manufacturer of clothings for flat cards, roller cards and combs for combing machines. Graf will introduce several innovative solutions at ITME 2016. Flexible clothings are one of the key components in a carding machine. To ensure an evenly high quality of the carding sliver, they have to be replaced regularly. When the personnel are doing the replacement, the carding machine has to be stopped. To keep these down-times as short as possible, Graf now offers a new flat system, which can reduce the stoppage time by 70 per cent. The so-called EasyTop is used for flat clothings with magnetic adhesion technology. The flats, equipped with a metal carrier, are attached securely and precisely by a high-energy magnet. They resist even high carding forces and guarantee for a high reliability in operation.
Graf presents its new product for the combing process. The exchangeable combing segments are suitable for all combs requiring this technology. The quick and safe installation with the innovative, self-locking fastening system guarantees an absolutely firm seat without wearing out and the constant tightening force on all points of attachment respectively prevents the deformation by prevailing centrifugal forces.
