Germany : Suessen to show new spinning components at India ITME

Home / Knowledge / News / Textiles / Suessen to show new spinning components at India ITME

Suessen to show new spinning components at India ITME

17
Nov '16

Spindelfabrik Suessen GmbH, Germany’s leading manufacturer of spinning systems and components for spinning machines, is set to present various new components for ring and rotor spinning machines at India ITME 2016, India’s leading international textile machinery expo, from December 3 to 8, 2016, at the Bombay convention and exhibition centre, in Mumbai.

All Suessen innovations are aimed for optimal yarn quality and high productivity, while costs are reduced at the same time.

In ring spinning, one of the highlights at the expo will be the EliTeCompactSet, a compact spinning system, which can be installed on nearly all types of ring spinning machines. The system includes various innovations resulting in better yarn quality and increased productivity.

An example is the EliTube Concept: as the fibre path within the drafting system is off-centred and the slot inclination is varied from left to right depending on the machine side, the use of top roller cots and aprons cans be doubled. The main goal of this and the other innovations is increasing lifetime of the components and reducing maintenance costs. The EliTeCompactSet can be equipped with the optional EliTwist enabling the production of compact two-ply yarn on ring spinning machines. EliTwist is highly suitable to spin two-ply core yarns.

Suessen will also present various new premium parts for rotor spinning machines. The new TwistTrap Navel is a modified navel with a patented twist-retaining element. The navel, which is applicable to all types of SpinBoxes, provides an additional false twist, which results in better spinning stability. The production increases by 10 per cent to 15 per cent due to the possible twist reduction. Another new premium part is the PS7 TwinDisc. There is substantially less flexing work between rotor shaft and disc, as the width of the disc is reduced from 10 millimetre to 7 millimetre. Due to the lower energy consumption–up to 11 W per spinning unit are possible depending on the rotor speed–the pay-back period of this innovative component is very short. (GK)

Fibre2Fashion News Desk – India

More Textiles News - Germany...