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Sultex to show projectile weaving machine at ITM
02 Mar '06
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Shuttleless weaving looms developer Sultex Limited will present its weaving machines at ITM. At the ITM, Istanbul June 27 till July 2, 2006, Sultex will be exhibiting the modified P7300HP projectile weaving machine – featuring an increase in weft insertion rate of up to 20 per cent.
It will also be presenting two new Sulzer Textil G6500 rapier weaving machines.
P7300HP – a high-performance projectile weaving machine
The abbreviation “HP” stands for “High Performance”, which in itself expresses the greatest differ-ence between this model and its predecessor.
The performance increase has been achieved by redesigning the projectile circuit and optimizing the motion sequences of all components. Despite the higher insertion rate, weft strain is not significantly increased. Thanks to design modifications, the shed remains open longer during each machine revolution. This allows insertion of more picks per minute at the same weft speed.
The P7300HP features the legendary reliability and quality of the projectile weaving machine, weaving everything from delicate and fashionable to heavy, tight-woven fabrics.
This is why, all over the world, weavers of high-quality standard fabrics and upmarket denim, as well as manufac-turers of versatile technical textiles put their trust in Sultex projectile technology.
The P7300HP on show at the exhibition will be weaving an agrotextile with a new type of leno de-vice without shafts and healds. Like other technical textiles, agrotextiles of the kind being used increasingly in modern agriculture are one of the fastest-growing market segments.
It will also be presenting two new Sulzer Textil G6500 rapier weaving machines.
P7300HP – a high-performance projectile weaving machine
The abbreviation “HP” stands for “High Performance”, which in itself expresses the greatest differ-ence between this model and its predecessor.
The performance increase has been achieved by redesigning the projectile circuit and optimizing the motion sequences of all components. Despite the higher insertion rate, weft strain is not significantly increased. Thanks to design modifications, the shed remains open longer during each machine revolution. This allows insertion of more picks per minute at the same weft speed.
The P7300HP features the legendary reliability and quality of the projectile weaving machine, weaving everything from delicate and fashionable to heavy, tight-woven fabrics.
This is why, all over the world, weavers of high-quality standard fabrics and upmarket denim, as well as manufac-turers of versatile technical textiles put their trust in Sultex projectile technology.
The P7300HP on show at the exhibition will be weaving an agrotextile with a new type of leno de-vice without shafts and healds. Like other technical textiles, agrotextiles of the kind being used increasingly in modern agriculture are one of the fastest-growing market segments.
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