2019年2月21日斯帕坦堡,南卡罗来纳州————Itema——男人ufacturer of weaving machines, spare parts and integrated services — is exhibiting at Techtextil North America (Stand 1335) from February 26-28 at the Raleigh Convention Center, North Carolina.
Itema America Inc., with headquarters in Spartanburg, S.C., is the result of the successful merger in the early 2000 of two renowned weaving machines manufacturers, Sulzer (founded in 1834 in Switzerland that opened the US subsidiary in 1964) and Somet (founded in 1967 in Italy that opened the affiliate – Somet of America – in 1982).
在其在美国市场上的长期存在期间，Itema已确立了一个高度可靠且值得信赖的合作伙伴的声誉，并具有出色的技术提供商和客户支持的良好记录。
实际上，客户支持得到了广泛认可，这是美国Itema America的骄傲，在这里，高技能和经验丰富的编织技术人员和纺织专家都在呼叫，以确保对Itema客户的广泛基础提供快速和个性化的售后支持。
Itema America团队与其美国客户无情地合作，提供专家建议和服务，坚定不移的支持以及无与伦比的奉献精神。
Itema America provides extensive training courses at its premises and/or on-site at customer mills and, additionally, the company offers electronic and mechanical services and repairs, as well as timely and reliable spare parts deliveries and upgrade kits.
In recent years Itema further reinforced its traditional leadership in the American market, where the company advanced weaving technology is increasingly appreciated for a wide range of applications, from technical fabrics to furnishing and passing through apparel and home textile fabrics.
最新的Itema Machine型号 - Rapier R9500（今天在其第二代可提供优质的能源节省和更高的性能）和Airjet A9500p，其实时填充插入和最佳的班级空气消费已迅速成为机器许多美国织布工的选择。 Both customers’ satisfaction and Itema machines installed base are increasingly growing leading to extremely positive results for Itema in the American market. As a matter of fact, in 2018 Itema America sold more airjet weaving machines in the U.S. market than anybody else.
在北美TechTextil期间，Itema America团队将专注于展示公司强大的技术面料织布工。Itema具有独特的位置，可以为技术纺织品制造商提供前三名Weft插入技术 - Rapier，Airjet和弹丸，这是当今市场上最全面的产品组合。
The rapier R95002is by far the most successful rapier loom in recent history. The continuous roll-out of customized special versions tailored for technical applications, including OPW Airbag, Fiber Glass, Bolting Cloth, among others, the wide weaving width up to 540 cm, as well as new and advanced devices make the R95002by Itema the perfect machine to weave the full range of technical textiles, including ones with the finest monofilament, multifilament high tenacity yarns, and multiple pick insertion fabrics.
Looking at specific technical applications the airjet A9500p — the most innovative airjet weaving machine in the market — provides undeniable benefits, matching unparalleled performances and the highest productivity with superior textile efficiency and has already amassed important references, especially in medical applications and automotive fabrics
The Itema A9500p is pre-set for independent motorized Jacquard with no cardan shaft, allowing to weave specific technical textiles (such as Airbag OPW) with no speed limitations.
When it comes to weaving very high density fabrics, the A9500p is customized with dedicated devices to ensure best possible results. Key components are reinforced to ensure optimized machine control and reliability whilst Itema patented devices guarantee reduced air and energy consumption and superior textile efficiency.
Technical fabrics are the specialty of the legendary and unique projectile P7300HP due to the unparalleled versatility and reliability of its weft insertion system. The unmatchable uniqueness of the positive weft transfer consists in the single insertion driven by the projectile, which catches the weft and carries it directly with no exchanges, providing unmatched efficiency.
The P7300HP continues to harness great interest from projectile weaving aficionados and represents an unbeaten and unbeatable benchmark for those looking to weave the widest fabrics — up to 655cm weaving width — and high-specialty materials, such as agrotextile, geotextile and carpet backing. When it comes to weaving tape yarns, the Itema projectile weaving machine provides the highest performance compared to all the other insertion technologies currently available on the market.
Posted February 21, 2019
Source: Itema
