At the Itma Asia 2018, Rieter will present its new spinning machines and offer modernization solutions for its previous spinning machines. The spinning machines that Rieter will introduce will be exhibited in two different series. While Rieter's 7-series machines offer solutions to the customer in high yarn quality, the 8-series spinning machines that will be launched, the operator will benefit from the high yarn quality while significantly reducing the use of labour. Rieter, aims to provide digitalization and production control for the spinning mills with this new product, while also developing its product range. With its new generation machines, Rieter offers its customers complete automation, high performance and full flexibility for standard and special yarns.
Launch of the Draw Frame RSB - D 26
Rieter will also be launching the Autoreplex Draw Frame RSAB - D 26 in Shanghai in the segment of yarn preparation. The product that stands out with its traction belt quality, low production costs and easy operation and maintenance features will attract attention. SSM's new CWX - W machine, which will be exhibited at the Rieter booth, is one of the most notable products with its low energy usage.
Rieter, which aims to offer customized systems for competitiveness and maximum effective operation, will also present modernization solutions for previously sold devices, while presenting the ring spinning machine G32, compact spinning machine K47, rotor weaving machine R36 and J26 during the fair. Thus, Rieter will be able to tell 4 different process lines closely to its customers.
About Rieter
Rieter, based in Winterthur, Switzerland, is seen as a leading supplier of textile machinery and components for short-staple fiber spinning. The company develops and manufactures systems, machines and technology components used to convert natural and synthetic fibers and their blends into yarns. Rieter is also the only global supplier of the four ultimate spinning systems on the market. The company has 17 production facilities in 10 countries and employs a global workforce of approximately 5,250 people.
