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⚑️Picanol has launched the new TerryPlus-i machine based on the OmniPlus-i which was introduced at ITMA Barcelona in 2019.
πŸ”ΈThis TerryPlus-i airjet machine was developed with four design principles in mind: smart performance, sustainability inside, driven by data, and intuitive control.
πŸ”ΉThe unique pneumatical pile backrest ensures optimum loop formation regardless of fabric design. The rigid yet extremely light construction ensures a highly dynamic behavior, guaranteeing perfect loop formation for even the most complicated terry designs – be it very light towels or heavy bathmats. Put simply, this is by far the best pile compensation system ever!
πŸ”ΈSpecial attention was given to ease of use thanks to a completely new human-machine interface. The new display measures 15.6 inches and it is equipped with all of the functionalities you are familiar with from your smartphone: touch, swipe, and the latest connection possibilities: ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Near Field communication (NFC).
πŸ”ΉThe TerryPlus-i comes with two possible prewinders: the Blue 22 and the Blue 11 (the one with separate windings). Both are equipped with the easy set function which manages all settings electronically through the display. Consequently, there is no longer any need for tools or special keys to tune the prewinders. And all of this can be done without having to stop the machine, which enables you to optimize and reduce the waste length to an absolute minimum.
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πŸ“‚TerryPlus-i airjet weaving machine
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πŸ“Œ3-D fabrics are technical textiles made on 3 planar geometry on contrary to 2-D fabrics which are weaved in 2 planes. In 2D fabrics, yarns are weaved perpendicularly, but in 3-D fabrics, yarns are not only weaved perpendicularly but also at an angle with each other depending upon the requirement.

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Start-Up Valley at ITMA 2023
πŸ’°Supporting grants available for start-ups with relevant innovations.

Cematex, the European Committee of Textile Machinery Manufacturers, has launched a new initiative to support start-ups with new and innovative offerings, and to inspire innovation for the textiles, garments and fashion industry.
The owner of ITMA and ITMA branded exhibitions, Cematex will provide selected young enterprises with solutions for the textile and garment industry with a grant to exhibit at the Start-Up Valley during the next ITMA, which takes place in June 8-14 2023 in Milan, Italy. The grant will cover the rental costs of a special design stand and fittings, as well as entitlements such as business matching.

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πŸš€The star of the weaving room continues to advance, offering added value and higher quality to finished products
Weaving Machine Developments

πŸ”ΈEven though, in most cases, the weaving process is the same as it ever was β€” create a shed, insert the filling and beat up the pick β€” today’s weaving machines are highly technical instruments featuring numerous innovations that have sped-up production, improved quality and saved energy.

πŸ”ΉMany of the latest developments in weaving machines have focused on automation, digital upgrades and innovative end products that add value including technical textiles, e-textiles and 3D structures.

πŸ”Έβ€œWith labor shortages impacting every weaving mill in North America, we see increasing demand from our customers for automation technologies for the weaving mill,” said Oliver Meier, Textile director, North America, StΓ€ubli. β€œAdditionally, in the residential contract business, we see a trend developing for greater jacquard machine flexibility to address a wide range of fabric constructions that can satisfy market demands faster.”