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            Density = 18 - 22 - 144 picks/cm                  Air tucking in continuous reed
                                                              Blue22 prewinder
 Corporate Highlights
            Features                                          PRA II Plus, the most performing pick repair system
            Blue Box electronic platform                      in the market
            OptiSpeed
                                                              AirMaster, for automated checkup of the air insertion
 presented rapier and airjet innovations at ITM Istanbul  Direct electronic driven cloth formation  system
            Pile height monitoring
                                                              ARVD II Plus, for lowest air consumption.
            Needle roll control
            Mechanical Filling Cutter
 The ITM 2018 fair held at the TÜYAP Fair Convention   Features  LED illumination
 and Congress Center in Istanbul from 14 until 17   Blue Box electronic platform  Stäubli dobby S3020
 April. Underlining the importance of the Turkish   GCv gripper, combining high speed and versatility
 market, the Picanol team  exhibit two rapier and two   Electronic Disc Cutter EDC
 airjet weaving machines.   Foreseen for Quick Style Change
 Stäubli dobby S3060
 Picanol is since 1998 active in Turkey with an own                                         OMNIplus summum 4-P 280 sheeting
 organization and with offices in Istanbul and Bursa,         OMNIplus Summum- 4 - P – 190, bottom weight
 employing a total of 26 people. Besides sales                The “performance” execution that brings an answer
 activities, they ensure local service, print repair and      to the needs of bottom weight as well as denim
 the availability of a strategic stock of spare parts.  TerryMax-i 8-R 260 terry  weavers.

 OptiMax-i  OMNIplus Summum                                   Warp
 Picanol has an outstanding track record in   The OMNIplus Summum is Picanol’s high performing   Pes/CO Ne 10/1
 production of high-tech rapier machines. Picanol has   airjet weaving machine. It combines the latest   Density = 23,7 ends/cm
 launched its very first weaving machine with rapier   OptiMax-i 4-R 190denim  technology with over 30 years of experience in airjet   Drawing-in width: 167 cm
 insertion in 1975. Since then Picanol has installed   TerryMax-i  weaving. By introducing state-of-the-art technology in
 over 90,000 rapier machines throughout the world.   Picanol also presented its TerryMax-i rapier weaving   hardware and software, the OMNIplus Summum   Weft
 With industrial speeds of up to 750 rpm, the   machine, which has been developed for terry towel   offers the next level to meet new market demands in   Pes/Co Ne 16,5/1
 OptiMax-i is unquestionably the world's fastest rapier   production. The direct electronic drive of the cloth fell   terms of quality, performance and energy   Density = 25 picks/cm
 weaving machine in industrial production. Highlights   mechanism guarantees a perfect pile formation and   consumption. Built on the reliable BlueBox electronic
 of the new rapier include increased performance,   enables weavers not only to program the pile height   platform, the OMNIplus Summum is packed with new   Features
 more rigid construction, new applications, smart   loop by loop, but also to program the pre-beat-up   features that enhance weaving performance and   BlueBox electronic controls
 energy efficiency, improved ergonomics and   distance of every single filling yarn, which in turn   facilitate future improvements. The OMNIplus   HP, High Performance execution for unequalled
 user-friendliness. The OptiMax-i is available in reed   permits endless design possibilities. Special features   Summum is equipped with fully electronic pressure   industrial speed
 widths ranging from 190 to 540 centimeters.   included OptiSpeed, pile height monitoring and   regulators, a separate built-in air tank for each   TwinJet, for top performance
 Furthermore, with its Guided Gripper system (GC)   needle roller control. Besides the TerryMax-i, Picanol   weaving channel and a unique triple air tank   Blue22, prewinder
 and Free Flight system (FF) it is also the most   also has an airjet for terry production: the TERRYplus   configuration for the relay nozzles. This improves the   PRA II Plus, the most performing pick repair system
 versatile. The Guided Positive Gripper (GPG) system   Summum weaving machine. It proves that Picanol is   user-friendliness and flexibility of the machine and   in the market
 has been developed for dedicated technical fabrics.   the only high-end provider on the market offering   significantly reduces energy consumption.  AirMaster, for automated checkup of the air insertion
 Meanwhile, additional features have been developed   both airjet and rapier terry machines.  system
 to meet the ever-increasing demand for versatility   OMNIplus Summum-4-P-280, sheeting  ARVD II Plus, for lowest air consumption.
 include among others the Electronic Filling Tensioner   TerryMax-i 8-R 260, terry  Maximum speeds become possible without   Hybrid harness frames
 (EFT), the SmartEye filling detector and the SmartCut   Picanol also offered a terry machine on their proven   compromising on flexibility.  ELSY Plus
 filling cutter.  rapier platform.
            Warp
 OptiMax-i 4-R 190, fancy denim  Warp  Co Ne 60/1
 Machine configured showed the top speeds   Ground: Co Ne 24/2  Density = 72 ends/cm
 achievable with the OptiMax-i.  Pile: Co Ne 20/2  Drawing-in width: 274 cm
 Warp  Density = 23 ends/cm
 Co Ne 40/2  Drawing-in width: 247 cm  Weft
 Density = 42 ends/cm  Co Ne 40/1
 Drawing-in width: 179 cm  Weft  Density = 42 picks/cm - double pick insertion
 Weft  Co Ne 14/1
 Co/El Ne 20/1  Chenille Nm 4  Features
 Pa/El Ne 14/1  PP 270 denier  BlueBox electronic controls                               OMNIplus Summum 4-P-190 bottom weight
 Density = 29 picks/cm
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