Another ORTHOPAC XRVMC-12 straightening system at Getzner Textil
22 Jul '09
2 min read
Getzner, the acclaimed textile manufacturer in Bludenz, Austria, is one of the world's foremost providers of fashion fabrics for shirts and blouses. Internationally renowned designers and clothing manufacturers chose Getzner as their preferred supplier. The latter concern has now opted once again for a new high-performance straightening system from the Mahlo company to enable it to cope even more efficiently with the fastidious requirements of its clientele.
Getzner purchased the first of the new type of ORTHOPAC XRVMC-12 precision straightening system in 2008. Control and actuation at the same time – the ORTHOPAC XRVMC-12 is the first straightening system to offer this unique combination. This completely new concept was developed for processing high-value textiles with widely fluctuating distortions. The independently controllable straightening rollers guarantee maximum possible control of the straightening process.
The textile producer put the new straightening system through its paces at the feed-end of a stenter where its performance was compared with the latest product supplied and installed at the same point by a competitor.
Confronted by the most stringent demands with respect to permissible levels of residual distortion, as experienced by amongst others suppliers to the automotive industry or other manufacturers of high-value textiles, as Getzner Textil, a completely new kind of straightening concept has been developed.
The new ORTHOPAC XRVMC-12 straightening concept placed special emphasis on the realigning mechanics and its interaction with the analytical electronics of the scanning system. Product content has been further reduced and the intelligent combination of control and actuation accelerated correction of the measured distortion to a previously unheard of degree.
The new, revolutionary concept with its combination of control and adjustment satisfied Getzner Textil in every respect. On the strength of the good results and on account of the precision, speed of response, and quality associated with Mahlo systems, Getzner opted for the purchase of a second ORTHOPAC XRVMC-12.
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