Leading worldwide innovator in machinery for warp knitting, warp preparation for weaving, and technical textiles, Karl Mayer will hold an in-house exhibition at its subsidiary in Greensboro, NC, from April 26 to 28, 2016. The exhibition organized for their industry partners in North and Central America will bring experts together, will be a know-how exchange and will show the newest machines and applications for warp knitting, weaving warp preparation and composite fabrics. The goal is to provide the market an opportunity to learn about many recent innovations in detail and to generate ideas for new product development.
During the exhibition visitors will have the opportunity to see high-performance warp knitting machines in operation, producing new and sophisticated fabrics for automotive applications, and for sportswear, including seamless garments. New machines, new applications and new fabrics all are a continuous part of the company’s innovation process, leading to radical changes in the production of functional sportswear up to the use of carbon fiber in cars intended to revolutionize mobility.

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