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Rieter to show all four spinning systems at Texfair
08 Jan '15
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Spinning technology leader, Rieter is exhibiting at Texfair trade show being held in Coimbatore from January 9-11, 2015 at booth A32 and 33.
Rieter will showcase its technology components and conversions for all four spinning systems, combined with a wide range of information for exhibition visitors.
Rieter will present miniature models of all four end spinning machines, technology upgrades and conversions, spare part kits and the ELO service model.
Through its products showcased at the fair, Rieter will bring the latest state-of-the-art technology closer to its customers.
This includes the most modern machines, European quality standards with spare parts, accessories and services for yarn manufacturers.
“This will enable customers to modernise their companies according to the latest developments in the complete Rieter product range,” the spinning technology maker said.
Rieter maintains a wide range of spare parts, technology parts and conversions and its modernisations bring customers' machines up to the latest technological level and enable them to spin yarns of the highest quality.
Rieter is a leading supplier on the world market for textile machinery and components used in short staple fibre spinning.
Based in Winterthur, Switzerland, the company develops and manufactures systems, machinery and technology components used to convert natural and man-made fibers and their blends into yarns.
Rieter is the only supplier worldwide to cover spinning preparation processes as well as all four final spinning processes currently established on the market.
With 18 manufacturing locations in ten countries, the company employs a global workforce of around 4,800 employees, of which about 24 per cent are based in Switzerland.
The Southern India Mills Association (SIMA) representing the organised textile industry in South India is organising Texfair.
Texfair 2015 will have 180 participants showcasing their products in 240 stalls. Besides Tamil Nadu, companies from Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Punjab and West Bengal, and also from abroad are participating in the expo.
In addition to display of products, the event will also see sessions on shuttleless looms, manmade fibre, energy conservation and solar energy. (AR)
Rieter will showcase its technology components and conversions for all four spinning systems, combined with a wide range of information for exhibition visitors.
Rieter will present miniature models of all four end spinning machines, technology upgrades and conversions, spare part kits and the ELO service model.
Through its products showcased at the fair, Rieter will bring the latest state-of-the-art technology closer to its customers.
This includes the most modern machines, European quality standards with spare parts, accessories and services for yarn manufacturers.
“This will enable customers to modernise their companies according to the latest developments in the complete Rieter product range,” the spinning technology maker said.
Rieter maintains a wide range of spare parts, technology parts and conversions and its modernisations bring customers' machines up to the latest technological level and enable them to spin yarns of the highest quality.
Rieter is a leading supplier on the world market for textile machinery and components used in short staple fibre spinning.
Based in Winterthur, Switzerland, the company develops and manufactures systems, machinery and technology components used to convert natural and man-made fibers and their blends into yarns.
Rieter is the only supplier worldwide to cover spinning preparation processes as well as all four final spinning processes currently established on the market.
With 18 manufacturing locations in ten countries, the company employs a global workforce of around 4,800 employees, of which about 24 per cent are based in Switzerland.
The Southern India Mills Association (SIMA) representing the organised textile industry in South India is organising Texfair.
Texfair 2015 will have 180 participants showcasing their products in 240 stalls. Besides Tamil Nadu, companies from Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Punjab and West Bengal, and also from abroad are participating in the expo.
In addition to display of products, the event will also see sessions on shuttleless looms, manmade fibre, energy conservation and solar energy. (AR)
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