Karl Mayer North America will exhibit at CAMX 2024 in San Diego from September 9-12, showcasing their expertise in non-crimp fabric production.
Located at booth EE54, the company will present high-performance machines such as the Cop Max 4, a versatile producer of multilayer, multiaxial fabric structures, and the Cop Max 5, designed for processing carbon fibers.
The UD 700 fiber spreading system and the newly launched Max Glass Eco, ideal for manufacturing glass fiber goods, will also be featured.
Karl Mayer will highlight sustainable composite reinforcements using natural fibers. In collaboration with the winter sports industry, they have developed non-crimp fabrics from hemp and flax fibers for snowboards and skis, gaining positive feedback at Techtextil and JEC World.
Lutz Heinig, Sales Manager at Technical Textiles, highlighted the industry's need to reduce its ecological footprint. He noted that Karl Mayer's non-crimp fabrics made from natural fibers can make a significant impact. Heinig looks forward to engaging with the American trade audience and introducing Karl Mayer’s innovative technologies to new companies in the sector.
