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Mahlo to show new straightening technologies at ITM 2018
10 Apr '18
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Mahlo GmbH, a developer of measuring, control, and automation systems for the textile, finishing, coating, and film sector, along with its partner, Masters Limited, is set to show latest straightening and process control systems at ITM 2018. The leading textile machinery expo will be held from April 14 to 17, 2018, in Istanbul, Turkey, in booth 1209 B.
The company will display the new weft straightener Orthopac RVMC-15. Based on experience reaching back to the year 1945, the machine offers the latest technology for correcting distortions and optimising the processes all around the stenter. Optoelectronic scanning with oscillating lens and DSP (digital signal processor) is probably the most sensitive and versatile system on the market. Arranged on a carrier bridge, several of these sensors simultaneously detect the position of the weft thread at different points. The scanning system detects and analyses the regular basic structure of the weft threads, courses or rows of tufting. It automatically adapts the control system to a wide variety of textiles, even with the most complicated fabric structures.
In order to correct the measured distortions, the textile user requires a sophisticated and universally applicable straightener with the highest possible customer benefit in terms of versatility and ease of use.
Areal sales manager Adnan Andac said, “The new device generation 15 has been developed especially for the requirements of the market and has been optimised for almost all applications. The new generation of Mahlo straighteners, sensors, and control loops is also ready for Industry 4.0 and just a mouse click away from the individual data of existing machines.”
The company will also show small devices for textile production like Textometer DMB-15. It is a mobile handy device for measuring moisture on textile webs and bobbins on a wide variety of versions. It determines the moisture content of raw materials, semi-finished products and finished products precisely and quickly. A large selection of electrodes and accessories allows for a wide range of applications, for example hard-pressed fibre bales or hank yarns. (GK)
The company will display the new weft straightener Orthopac RVMC-15. Based on experience reaching back to the year 1945, the machine offers the latest technology for correcting distortions and optimising the processes all around the stenter. Optoelectronic scanning with oscillating lens and DSP (digital signal processor) is probably the most sensitive and versatile system on the market. Arranged on a carrier bridge, several of these sensors simultaneously detect the position of the weft thread at different points. The scanning system detects and analyses the regular basic structure of the weft threads, courses or rows of tufting. It automatically adapts the control system to a wide variety of textiles, even with the most complicated fabric structures.
In order to correct the measured distortions, the textile user requires a sophisticated and universally applicable straightener with the highest possible customer benefit in terms of versatility and ease of use.
Areal sales manager Adnan Andac said, “The new device generation 15 has been developed especially for the requirements of the market and has been optimised for almost all applications. The new generation of Mahlo straighteners, sensors, and control loops is also ready for Industry 4.0 and just a mouse click away from the individual data of existing machines.”
The company will also show small devices for textile production like Textometer DMB-15. It is a mobile handy device for measuring moisture on textile webs and bobbins on a wide variety of versions. It determines the moisture content of raw materials, semi-finished products and finished products precisely and quickly. A large selection of electrodes and accessories allows for a wide range of applications, for example hard-pressed fibre bales or hank yarns. (GK)
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