Rieter stall at ShanghaiTex well visited by visitors

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July 03, 2015 Switzerland based textile spinning machine producer Rieter said its stall at ShanghaiTex 2015 was well visited by visitors including a delegation from the China National Textile & Apparel Council (CNTAC).

�Rieter presented four end spinning technologies, as well as the 4 Rieter Com4 yarns and their application in fabrics and end products,� a Rieter press release informed.

It also showed the new RSB-D 24 double-head autoleveller draw frame which achieves a high productivity of 2 x 1100 metres per minute and features independent machine sides and autolevelling functions.

According to Rieter, each head produces exactly the same quality and productivity derived from the RSB-D 45 single-head draw frame.

Reto Thom, head sales at Rieter Machines & Systems welcomed the VIP delegation of the China National Textile & Apparel Council (CNTAC), led by its vice president Yang JiChao.

This year's winner of the Rieter Award China 2014, Xia Liangjun from Wuhan Textile University, was presented with the award by Reto Thom and Michael Danielsson, head sales at Rieter China.

In September, Xia Liangjun will participate in the Rieter Award Week in Switzerland and together with winners from other countries; he will be invited to visit the Rieter headquarters in Winterthur. (AR)


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