Inspiron to show advanced textile stenter at India ITME

14 Nov '16

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Inspiron Engineering, a hot air stenters manufacturer, will showcase a next generation stenter, the Motex 15000 at the upcoming India ITME in hall 5, stall C1. The Motex 15000 has been developed with unprecedented features and state-of-the-art aesthetics. It offers 15 per cent higher drying efficiency and higher operating speed compared with Motex 4560.

In addition to being manufactured in a sustainable manner, the Motex 15000 consumes less energy, has better safety features, and minimises waste, while offering better operational efficiency and maximum return on investment.

The new model 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.

The stenter requires lubrication once a year or even later, while offering easy access and retrieval of operating and maintenance manual through GUI. Its higher squeezing capability ensures optimum pick up percentage for specific processes like wet on wet finish with desired add on, resulting in better productivity. It comes equipped with a 'Tilting Trough' with optimised capacity to reduce drain losses.

Inspiron has also recently unveiled a R&D Centre near Ahmedabad, which will undertake sustainable development projects to produce products of the best quality, innovative and user friendly technology, to meet and preferably surpass customer expectations.

Attached to the R&D Centre is also an Incubation Centre, which is equipped with a demo stenter for mills to undertake trails and test out their unique ideas, while also validating them under actual working conditions, before venturing into commercial production.

The Incubation Centre is equipped with a laboratory, library and conference-cum-training room and is manned by a team of process technologists and design professionals. (RKS)

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