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REEDS FOR TECHNICAL, MEDICAL & TEXTILE FABRICS

We produce high quality reeds for technical, textile and medical fabrics

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For Technical Fabrics

Our reeds are manufactured according to standards by drawing but also according to your requirements for all weaving machine types and different weft insertion systems for single and multi layer fabrics.

Our core competence lies in the production of special sheets for heavy fabrics, woven wire mesh, paper making cloth, filters, wet and dry nets and carpet fabrics.

Applications in technical areas:

AgroTech - Agricultural and agriculture

BuiltTech - Architectural Fabric

GeoTech - Paving and landscaping

Indutech - Industry, solar technology, paper screens, fiberglass cloth, etc.
MedTech - Filtration and medical implants

MobilTech - Communication Technology

PackTech - Packaging, transport safety, conveyor belts

ProTech - Security and protective fabric for police,fire, military

Sporttech - Canvas, paragliders, Construction Jacket

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FOR TEXTILE FABRICS

In the textile sector, we produce reeds for

Cloth

Velvet

Velour

Plush

Cotton Fabrics

Terry

All other shell fabrics for men's wear, women's wear, Decoration, voile, linen, silk and other composites.

The reeds are suitable for all types of weaving machines and insection systems for single-layer and reinforced fabrics.

FOR MEDICAL TISSUES

Medical textiles can be used in therapy, surgery, as antibacterial or flame retardant textiles. They speed up the healing process, reducing costs, and drug and make an important contribution to quality of life, hygiene and health in old age.

We produce reeds for the medical industry to a density of 14 dents per millimeter and a length of up to 3,500 millimeters with absolutely minimal tolerances.

In the development and manufacture of reeds for medical fabrics, we work with a number of research institutes, such as the Institute of Textile Technology and Process Engineering (ITV), Denkendorf, Dresden University of Technology and the Textile Research Institute Thuringia-Vogtland e. V. (TITV) Greiz.