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MAYER-MENZEL to drive growth of geogrids, geo-nonwovens
25 Aug '08
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The products of these two machine builders complement one another in the textile production chain, belonging to the premium segment.
Such an image impresses. As far as innovation, quality and efficiency are concerned, these two market leaders don't leave anything to chance in their fields.
They concentrate and cultivate their know-how, they work together with research institutes, and in close cooperation with their customers they are permanently developing new application-specific solutions.
These two enterprises have the same corporate philosophy even in terms of machine delivery: No product leaves the company without a complete check in assembled condition.
A most convincing attitude for both sides. For more than 22 years MENZEL has been delivering all types of batchers to KARL MAYER, and the cooperation of the two global players in the sphere of geotextiles started by end of the nineties.
The first jointly made machine was supplied to Malaysia in the year 1999. Since that time, and after a ten-years' starting stage, the common products made by KARL MAYER and MENZEL along with the functional building materials pave the way out of a market niche, and into a wide range of applications.
A combined solution paves the way. KARL MAYER Malimo, KARL MAYER's division for technical textiles, and MENZEL have combined their machine technology in a pack of two, thus, offering maximum efficiency.
The partners of this combined solution are a Raschel machine with parallel magazine weft insertion and an online coating equipment.
The nonwoven Raschel machine type RS 3 MSU S-V processes high-performance yarns to grid structures or to all-over warp-knitted fabrics and, if requested, it already integrates fed nonwovens.
Regardless whether basalt fibres, polyester or polypropylene – the wide variety of materials employed in this respect is almost unlimited.
Even when using thick, high-tenacity yarns, such as glass rovings, a reliable machine operation is ensured by the tuned interplay of robust drives and strong knitting elements.
Besides, the RS 3 MSUS-V also offers gentle yarn treatment, high production speeds and extreme flexibility in stitch density.
After the technical warp-knit structure has been taken down at constant speed over the entire laying process, it gets straight to the online coating equipment, without expensive batching cycles and, thus, without losses in terms of efficiency and quality.
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Such an image impresses. As far as innovation, quality and efficiency are concerned, these two market leaders don't leave anything to chance in their fields.
They concentrate and cultivate their know-how, they work together with research institutes, and in close cooperation with their customers they are permanently developing new application-specific solutions.
These two enterprises have the same corporate philosophy even in terms of machine delivery: No product leaves the company without a complete check in assembled condition.
A most convincing attitude for both sides. For more than 22 years MENZEL has been delivering all types of batchers to KARL MAYER, and the cooperation of the two global players in the sphere of geotextiles started by end of the nineties.
The first jointly made machine was supplied to Malaysia in the year 1999. Since that time, and after a ten-years' starting stage, the common products made by KARL MAYER and MENZEL along with the functional building materials pave the way out of a market niche, and into a wide range of applications.
A combined solution paves the way. KARL MAYER Malimo, KARL MAYER's division for technical textiles, and MENZEL have combined their machine technology in a pack of two, thus, offering maximum efficiency.
The partners of this combined solution are a Raschel machine with parallel magazine weft insertion and an online coating equipment.
The nonwoven Raschel machine type RS 3 MSU S-V processes high-performance yarns to grid structures or to all-over warp-knitted fabrics and, if requested, it already integrates fed nonwovens.
Regardless whether basalt fibres, polyester or polypropylene – the wide variety of materials employed in this respect is almost unlimited.
Even when using thick, high-tenacity yarns, such as glass rovings, a reliable machine operation is ensured by the tuned interplay of robust drives and strong knitting elements.
Besides, the RS 3 MSUS-V also offers gentle yarn treatment, high production speeds and extreme flexibility in stitch density.
After the technical warp-knit structure has been taken down at constant speed over the entire laying process, it gets straight to the online coating equipment, without expensive batching cycles and, thus, without losses in terms of efficiency and quality.
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