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 at ITMA Asia 2018 in Shanghai





 • New digital platform: Digital Spinning Suite  Rieter launches the ring spinning machines G 37 and
 • Four new G and K models expand product range  G 38 and the compact-spinning machines K 47 and
 • Premiere for the Autoleveler Draw Frame RSB-D 26  K 48. G 32 and K 42 remain part of the Rieter
 • SSM with world first winding machine CWX-W  portfolio.  G 37 Ring Spinning Machine            G 38 Ring Spinning Machine
 • Modernization solutions for existing systems
 • Customized spinning systems for maximum   The 8 series machines are ideal for markets where
 efficiency and competitiveness  staff availability is limited and the requirements for
 • Premium-quality technology components  flexibility and yarn quality are particularly high. With
 these all-inclusive models, customers get the
 With the new Digital Spinning Suite platform, Rieter   benefit of the highest degree of automation, top
 writes a new chapter in the digitization of spinning   performance and complete flexibility for standard
 mills. The platform makes it possible to operate and   and special yarns, based on an electronic drafting
 control spinning mills with just a few clicks. It   system drive, the integrated individual spindle
 visualizes potential improvements for the entire   monitoring system ISM premium and the integrated
 spinning process at a glance. The Digital Spinning   slub yarn device.
 Suite offers more flexible and more accurate
 functionality than any other available solution; it is   The 7 series machines were designed for markets   K 47 Compact-Spinning Machines   K 48 Compact-Spinning Machines
 open to third-party applications. The new platform   where the shortage of personnel is not an issue and   modernization solutions. For example: The latest   advantage over the entire life cycle of a spinning mill.
 with the Rieter rotor spinning system will be   the requirements for flexibility and yarn quality are   development from Rieter, the take-off unit, allows the   At ITMA Asia, Rieter exhibits practical, interactive
 presented at ITMA Asia; in 2019, this solution will also   high. They allow customers a high level of flexibility   UNIfloc A11 to increase production to a maximum of   examples of four different process lines. Exhibits
 be available for ring, compact and air spinning   due to their unrestricted application range with full   1,400 kilograms per hour. Energy consumption can   shown are spinning systems with ring spinning
 systems. From mid-2019, the existing Rieter digital   machine length, even with all special yarns. The   also be reduced by up to 20% and maintenance and   machine G 32, compact spinning machine K 47,
 systems UPtime and SPIDERweb will also be   electronic drafting system drive reduces the   spare parts costs can be saved.  rotor spinning machine R 36 and air spinning
 migrated to the Digital Spinning Suite.  downtime for article change. The integrated individual   machine J 26.
 spindle monitoring system ISM basic increases the   Advantages of a System Solution
 UPtime adds intelligence to the planning of   efficiency of the operators – and hence the efficiency   Customized system solutions for every customer   See for yourself the many advantages on offer from
 maintenance tasks in spinning mills. Based on the   of the machine.  need: Rieter enables spinning mills to achieve   Rieter. Visit Rieter at ITMA Asia in Shanghai from
 monitored parameters and big data analytics, the   extremely high efficiency rates and a competitive   October 15 to 19, 2018: Hall 1, Booth D01.
 system collects performance-critical data, identifies   The new LENA spindle, which is available as an
 deviations including causes and indicates potential   option, facilitates further significant energy savings
 future errors or even failures. UPtime optimizes the   with the four new models. The compacting system
 maintenance of spinning mills in terms of   “EliTe® Compact Spinning System” is available as an   Discover the benefits of SSM machinery in Shanghai
 predictive maintenance.  option on the three conventional ring spinning
 machines G 32, G 37 and G 38.  The Swiss based SSM Schärer Schweiter Mettler AG,   In the top quality segment, SSM customer can now
 Four New Ring and Compact-Spinning Machines  the inventor of the electronic yarn traverse system, will   benefit from a wider range of applications, such as
 Premiere for Autoleveler Draw Frame RSB-D 26  show the latest applications at ITMA Asia 2018.  fancyflex™ options for the production of slubs and
 Rieter also has interesting things to offer in the field of   thick & thin effects, controlled overfeed variations,
 spinning preparation. The autoleveler draw frame   World premiere of the new drum winder  creation of “neps” and intermittent intermingling of
 RSB-D 26 celebrates its premiere in Shanghai. It   After the successful introduction of the XENO-platform   drawn textured yarn (DTY). Another benefit is the
 impresses due to superior sliver quality, low   in 2016 and the X-Series in 2017, SSM has extended   maximized productivity and profit, when using the
 production costs and easy operation and   the range of applications on these platforms. With the   DIGICONE® 2 for the XENO-platform to increase the
 maintenance.  brand new drum winder the power consumption per   dye package density with unchanged dyeing recipes.
            spindle is lower than ever (down to 35 watt). The small
 After-Sales Business Offers Modernization Potential  pitch and integrated control cabinet maximize the   Last but not least SSM is exhibiting the winding
 Rieter After Sales improves the performance of   space utilization. The new drum winder, CWX-W, is   machine for the preparation of low-density muffs made
 existing Rieter machines through a range of   also available for assembly winding as CWX-D.  of high-elastic yarns.
 Rieter UPtime

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