Friday, 11 February 2011

Italian textile machinery will be presented at two seminars

ACIMIT, the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers, and the Italian Institute for Foreign Trade, will organize two technological seminars in Pakistan. The two events will take place in Karachi (March 14th) and Lahore (March 17th).

The following 7 leading Italian manufacturers of textile machinery will present their latest technology developments at the Pakistani textile companies: Loris Bellini, Comez Gestioni, Corino Macchine, Jaeggli Meccanotessile, Mario Crosta, Roj, Simet.

For 2010 Pakistan confirms itself as one of the major destination for Italian exports of textile machinery. In January-October 2010 Italian sales in the Pakistani market totalled a value of Euro 35.5 million (+228% on the same period of the previous year). Among the Asian markets Pakistan is the third one, only behind China and India.

Italian sales in Pakistan for the first ten months of 2010 are divided into spinning (44% of the total), finishing (22%), weaving (15%), accessories (13%) and knitting (6%).

These technological seminars fall into the many initiatives already carried out as part of the ongoing promotional activities organized by ACIMIT and Italian Institute for Foreign Trade over the years in Pakistan. The promotional activities include training courses organized in Italy for Pakistani textile operators and technological seminars occurring in the Country.

Wednesday, 9 February 2011

Fabric inspection systems Buying Leads

Contact Person : Mr. Brian Naidoo
Ref. No. : 11129851
Status : Buyer
Posting Type : Regular Offer
Posting Date : January 08, 2011




Presentation of Terrot S4F348 at Dhaka Textile & Garment Exhibition

The 8th DHAKA TEXTILE & GARMENT 2011 (DTG 2011) with the ultimate aim to offer an ideal platform to demonstrate new products and exploit business opportunities is set to be held in February 13~16, 2011 in BICC. The organizers have received a lot of space reservation demand during DTG2010, and they are all confident that DTG2011 will be successful and thriving as previous years.

Venue: BICC, Bangabandhu International Conference Centre, Agargaon, Shere - Bangla Nagar, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Date: February 13- 16, 2011, 12:00 to 20:00 hours

Terrot as one of the world brand leader is among the exhibitors at DTG 2011. Together with our partner Terrot Bangladesh we would like to invite you to visit our booth 701 where we will exhibit machine model S4F348.

Terrot Single-Jersey machines offer a wide range of different yarns together with up to 4 needle tracks which enables large variety in fabric structures.

Machine features S4F348

The machine series combine the traditional attributes of functional safety and outstanding reliability with further advanced Terrot striper technology. The benefit: Maximum processing variety with nearly unlimited pattern- and colour possibilities – especially for sensitive yarns- due to the combination of the Terrot-Striper-System with different kind of bonding structure technologies. By using the multi-colour technology, it is possible to process up to 8 yarn colours in a single length of fabric. A never afore attained extend of universality includes the further processing of even the most sensitive yarns and threads. Beside the customary use of cotton yarns,

• Acetate, CA
• Core spun yarns
• Modal, CMD
• Polyester filament, PE
• Polyamide, PA
• Viscose, CV

can all be produced with typical Terrot process reliability. The technology of the thread change takes place with one lay-in finger for every colour thread. Every lay-in finger is equipped with a combined clamping device as well as a cutting device which guarantees very precisely clamping and cutting of the threads. Therewith this striper technology is in comparison to competitors able to process all current thread qualities, and in particular he for striped fabric used synthetic yarns that are in line with the trend.

Tuesday, 8 February 2011

Express Logic’s ThreadX powers Bernina 830 Sewing System

Express Logic Inc, the worldwide leader in royalty-free real-time operating systems (RTOS), announced that Bernina International AG has selected Express Logic’s ThreadX RTOS for use in its advanced, state-of-the-art Bernina 830 sewing and embroidery product.

The new Bernina 830, considered to be the world’s most innovative sewing and embroidery system for home users, is highly programmable, delivering touch-screen programmability, graphics scalability, and other advanced features.

Bernina, one of the world’s largest sewing machine manufacturers and the world’s only privately held sewing machine company, chose Express Logic’s ThreadX RTOS to meet the high-technology demands of the 830. ThreadX is designed for microcontroller-based applications and features a small memory footprint as small as 2KB, so it can reside in even the most limited on-chip MCU memory.

ThreadX provides preemptive, real-time, priority-based scheduling for optimum responsiveness and high performance and includes services such as thread scheduling, message passing, resource allocation, synchronization, and interrupt management. ThreadX also provides Preemption-Threshold™ technology that can be used to minimize context switches, while still maintaining system schedulability.

Monday, 7 February 2011

Calendars Selling Leads

Contact Person : Mr. Shabbir Ahmad
Ref. No. : 1085716
Status : seller
Products : Calendars
Posting Type : Regular Offer
Posting Date : September 09, 2010




Tatham’s TS System - driving costs down worldwide…..

Tatham, manufacturer of specialist technology for the textile industry, is offering a variable machinery drive system designed to cut energy consumption by up to 50%. Tatham’s TS System is intended to offer the latest drive control technology to help customers achieve significant energy and operational savings.

Contrary to fixed speed motors, which always operate at full speed, variable speed drive systems use drive converters to adapt to their operating requirements. The Tatham designed system only draws the amount of power necessary at that particular point, thereby significantly reducing operating costs.

A variable-speed drive converter also eliminates the current spikes generated during acceleration and torque surges, ensuring less wear on the mechanical system components. This soft starting and stopping reduces stress on the complete drive mechanical transmission line, increasing the machine’s operational lifetime.

Specifically designed for the textile industry, the TS variable speed drives are used in carding machines, crosslappers, needlelooms, spinning and twisting frames. The range also includes TS and TSe weight control technology and crosslappers.

Jim Kelly, senior electrical engineer, said: “A TS drive system will directly replace any mechatronic DC drive or standard DC drive, with the latest AC variable speed drives offering the most practical solution both technically and economically. The drives are completely synchronised and do not require feedback devices, allowing finite control of the machine at all speeds.”