Groz-Beckert to show felting & carding machines at CINTE
July 26, 2018 - Germany
Groz-Beckert will be showing its extensive portfolio of products and range of services in the fields of felting and carding at CINTE, the leading trade fair in Asia for technical textiles and nonwovens, from September 4 to 6, 2018, in Shanghai, China, in hall N1, booth D 01. Groz-Beckert is a global provider of industrial machine needles from Germany.
The felting product area will be presenting its products and services at the trade fair. As a development partner, Groz-Beckert has expanded its application consulting services with the staple fibre needle punch line. The line is available in various versions to customers and partners for tests and joint projects in both needle and textile development. At the Groz-Beckert booth, visitors will have the opportunity to experience the technology line live.
Groz-Beckert will also be focusing on special needle solutions for good surface quality in pre-needling. The Gebecon felting needle offers improved stability compared with a conventional standard felting needle – combined with good needle flexibility. The company will be highlighting this and other advantages in a live demonstration on a miniature needling machine and a man-high needle model.
In addition to the EcoStar felting needle and the new Groz-Beckert dur needle, the company will also be presenting the HyTec P jet strip – its latest product for hydroentanglement. As well as improved handling properties, the innovative jet strips also feature significantly higher hardness, which has a positive effect on all mechanical properties such as scratch resistance, bending strength and service life.
The carding division will be presenting its extensive product range for the nonwovens industry at CINTE. This includes optimal specifications for a wide range of applications. A selection of card clothing will be available to view at the Groz-Beckert booth on a roller top card model made from acrylic.
The focus here will be on increasing performance and saving raw materials: Thanks to the improved fibre control, the EvoStep high-performance worker and doffer wire distributes the fibres more uniformly in the web and helps to achieve the nonwoven properties more efficiently. This means that the use of raw materials can be reduced to a minimum. (GK)
The felting product area will be presenting its products and services at the trade fair. As a development partner, Groz-Beckert has expanded its application consulting services with the staple fibre needle punch line. The line is available in various versions to customers and partners for tests and joint projects in both needle and textile development. At the Groz-Beckert booth, visitors will have the opportunity to experience the technology line live.
Groz-Beckert will also be focusing on special needle solutions for good surface quality in pre-needling. The Gebecon felting needle offers improved stability compared with a conventional standard felting needle – combined with good needle flexibility. The company will be highlighting this and other advantages in a live demonstration on a miniature needling machine and a man-high needle model.
In addition to the EcoStar felting needle and the new Groz-Beckert dur needle, the company will also be presenting the HyTec P jet strip – its latest product for hydroentanglement. As well as improved handling properties, the innovative jet strips also feature significantly higher hardness, which has a positive effect on all mechanical properties such as scratch resistance, bending strength and service life.
The carding division will be presenting its extensive product range for the nonwovens industry at CINTE. This includes optimal specifications for a wide range of applications. A selection of card clothing will be available to view at the Groz-Beckert booth on a roller top card model made from acrylic.
The focus here will be on increasing performance and saving raw materials: Thanks to the improved fibre control, the EvoStep high-performance worker and doffer wire distributes the fibres more uniformly in the web and helps to achieve the nonwoven properties more efficiently. This means that the use of raw materials can be reduced to a minimum. (GK)