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The German textile machinery industry has been holding its leading position ahead of the competitors' countries for several decades. Prizes have been awarded to members of the Textile Machinery Association for their innovative products.
Maintaining the top position world-wide for decades is not a matter of accident. Highly active entrepreneurs, high-qualified employees, experienced textile technologists, intense research and a reliable world-wide service are the bases of this success. It is the strength of the German textile machinery manufacturers to place the ever new and different demands of their customers into the focus of their activities. This results in customized and practicable solutions at highest technical level for the textile companies all over the world.
24.09.2008 - The warp preparation branch of KARL MAYER Textilmaschinenfabrik GmbH has been awarded the innovation prize of the Industrial Association for Yarns, Fabrics and Technical Textiles (IVGT e.V.). The jury was faced with a huge array of prize-worthy exhibits on KARL MAYER’S stand at ITMA 200T: among others a new sample warping machine GOM 24 and beams having RFID transponders. These RFID chips enable even large volumes of data to be transferred securely, prevent input errors and reduce set-up times. The award also acknowledges KARL MAYER’S ultra-modern service network.
11.11.2007 - Power-Heat-Set received the Innovation Award at Floor Tek Expo 2007 in Dalton. The American Floorcovering Alliance's recognized this product as a truly unique innovation. The compact Heatset process utilizes saturated steam and features significant savings in the following areas:
04.10.2004 - The Innovation Award 2004 was also presented to Fleissner GmbH for the developed process using its AquaJet Spunlace System to significantly improve the surface structure of hydroentangled webs. High demands are placed on the surface quality of a hydroentangled web, especially when used in man-made leather coating applications. According to Fleissner, the new process eliminates the formation of straight lines on the surface, within the surface and within the web by the water jets. The highly uniform surface structure also enables even, level dyeing of the fabric.
29.09.2004 - Stoll GmbH & Co. KG received the Innovation Award 2004 for its CMS 340 TC-M knit and wear. With a working width of 84 inches this machine makes it possible to produce Stoll-knit and wear garments in all types of knitting and in sizes considered to be impossible up to date, such as triple extra-large. The CMS 340 TC-M is flexible and profitable for fully fashion, Stoll multi-gauges and intarsia fabrics.
29.09.2004 - Among the four products only of the spinning sector, which have been decorated with the Innovation Award 2004 of the US-American trade magazine "Textile World", is the TC 03 card of Trützschler GmbH & Co. KG . The TC 03 card brings a marked increase in productivity and quality with a flexibility previously unavailable in short-staple spinning. A modular system offering different carding and separating segments enables precision setting to achieve the technical optimum for the raw material to be processed.
29.09.2004 - The Innovation Award 2004 of the US-American trade magazine "Textile World" has been awarded to Spinnbau GmbH for its DeltaCard with Sigma doffing system. The design of the machine results in highest throughput and considerably improved web accuracy. Thus DeltaCard is particularly suitable for the production of nonwovens, hardened by thermobonding and hydroentanglement as well as nonwovens, which require an intimate blend of the fibres.
29.09.2004 - The second prize both of Forschungs- und Innovationspreis der Industrie und Handelkammer Niederrhein (Research and Innovation Award of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Niederrhein), and the Innovation Award 2004 of the American Trade Magazine “Textile World” went to A. Monforts Textilmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG. The Econtrol Knit process enables continuous dyeing of knitted fabrics in open width. The advantage over the discontinuous process applied up to date is that the dyeing times have been shortened from several hours to minutes and that water and salt consumption have been reduced dramatically.