DiloGroup to display new products at CINTE Techtextil
August 03, 2018 - Germany
The DiloGroup, a supplier of needlefelt production lines headquartered in Germany, is set to present its latest products and developments at CINTE Techtextil China, in hall N1, booth D08. CINTE Techtextil China, Asia’s leading biennial trade fair for technical textile and nonwoven products, will be held from September 4 to 6, 2018, in Shanghai, China.
DiloGroup consists of DiloSpinnbau, DiloTemafa, DiloMachines, and DiloSystems, and offers machinery for complete production processes. Innovative technologies like DI-LOUR, DI-LOOP, and Hyperpunch have created new markets for the nonwovens industry and have contributed to continuous growth. Examples of recent developments in machinery are the HyperLayer, Feeder VRS-P, and the DILO Compact Line (DCL).
The HyperLayer was designed on the principle of the camelback cross-lapper and completely revised. The kinematic solution of this cross-lapper transports and lays down the web very precisely and is especially suited for very light webs, layering only few layers. It realises highest production speeds (web infeed speed up to 200 m/min) at a precise laydown with a minimum of draft.
The new card feeder VRS-P combines the principles of a volumetric, precisely charged feeding with the characteristics of a vibration chute feeder and saves a conventional large trunk. This results in a better and more homogeneous distribution of the flocks and the ceiling height of the building is no more a limiting factor. A vacuumed delivery apron condenses and homogenises the fibre flock matt. Additional control flaps homogenise the fibre distribution over the working width. On the whole, this results in a significantly better flock matt and consequently in a better felt quality.
The DCL was first presented 2015 and has since then been successfully used in industry and research. It meets the requirement for the production of small amounts of high quality felts made from special fibres like carbon fibre, ceramic or Teflon. Very interesting topics like the recycling of carbon fibres are already researched on these lines in various projects. With a working width of the compact carding machine of 1.1 m and a layering width of 2.2 m, only 60 square metres of space is required for the installation. (GK)
DiloGroup consists of DiloSpinnbau, DiloTemafa, DiloMachines, and DiloSystems, and offers machinery for complete production processes. Innovative technologies like DI-LOUR, DI-LOOP, and Hyperpunch have created new markets for the nonwovens industry and have contributed to continuous growth. Examples of recent developments in machinery are the HyperLayer, Feeder VRS-P, and the DILO Compact Line (DCL).
The HyperLayer was designed on the principle of the camelback cross-lapper and completely revised. The kinematic solution of this cross-lapper transports and lays down the web very precisely and is especially suited for very light webs, layering only few layers. It realises highest production speeds (web infeed speed up to 200 m/min) at a precise laydown with a minimum of draft.
The new card feeder VRS-P combines the principles of a volumetric, precisely charged feeding with the characteristics of a vibration chute feeder and saves a conventional large trunk. This results in a better and more homogeneous distribution of the flocks and the ceiling height of the building is no more a limiting factor. A vacuumed delivery apron condenses and homogenises the fibre flock matt. Additional control flaps homogenise the fibre distribution over the working width. On the whole, this results in a significantly better flock matt and consequently in a better felt quality.
The DCL was first presented 2015 and has since then been successfully used in industry and research. It meets the requirement for the production of small amounts of high quality felts made from special fibres like carbon fibre, ceramic or Teflon. Very interesting topics like the recycling of carbon fibres are already researched on these lines in various projects. With a working width of the compact carding machine of 1.1 m and a layering width of 2.2 m, only 60 square metres of space is required for the installation. (GK)