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Karl Mayer hosts in-house shows marking 80th anniversary
14 Jul '17
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Courtesy: Karl Mayer
Karl Mayer, a world leader in the production of warp knitting and warp preparation machines, is celebrating its 80th anniversary in 2017. The company hosted an in-house show at its headquarters in Obertshausen, Germany, on July 6, 2017. The event gave an insight into Karl Mayer’s production technology and likely textile developments of the future.
The celebration brought together customers from all over the world. More than 750 guests came from 50 countries. Karl Mayer was presenting itself to the visitors as a company, which is ideally placed to face the future.
During a guided tour, they were shown the completely renovated component production department, an assembly hall, which was only opened at the end of last year, and the modern development centre.
Over the last five years, Karl Mayer has invested extensively in improving the competitiveness of its high-tech locations in Germany, Italy, and Japan, and has spent a total of €60 million. The money was invested in new plant, modernising the production facilities, and new IT systems.
In the development centre, the guests were treated to a unique, multimedia innovation show. The impressive, in-house show clearly demonstrated what could be achieved for its customers through team spirit, passion, a high level of expertise, and an understanding of the market.
The in-house show was demonstrating nine partially revamped and newly developed machines from Karl Mayer’s warp knitting, technical textiles, and warp preparation business units, as well as new textile developments having the potential to generate new business. The visitors were extremely impressed by the show. (GK)
The celebration brought together customers from all over the world. More than 750 guests came from 50 countries. Karl Mayer was presenting itself to the visitors as a company, which is ideally placed to face the future.
During a guided tour, they were shown the completely renovated component production department, an assembly hall, which was only opened at the end of last year, and the modern development centre.
Over the last five years, Karl Mayer has invested extensively in improving the competitiveness of its high-tech locations in Germany, Italy, and Japan, and has spent a total of €60 million. The money was invested in new plant, modernising the production facilities, and new IT systems.
In the development centre, the guests were treated to a unique, multimedia innovation show. The impressive, in-house show clearly demonstrated what could be achieved for its customers through team spirit, passion, a high level of expertise, and an understanding of the market.
The in-house show was demonstrating nine partially revamped and newly developed machines from Karl Mayer’s warp knitting, technical textiles, and warp preparation business units, as well as new textile developments having the potential to generate new business. The visitors were extremely impressed by the show. (GK)
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