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Karl Mayer takes Liba technology to Asia

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Obertshausen - Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has released further details of some of the machines it will have on show at next week?s ITMA Asia + CITME exhibition. With lace technology featuring highly, the display will also highlight the latest tricot machines including the first ever appearance for Liba technology at an Asian show..
Lace manufacturers will have the chance to see two of the German firm?s latest developments in Hall E3, Stand D01, namely the JL 65/1B Fashion and the MT 51/1/32 which has been designed to offer greater efficiency and flexibility.
Equipped with Jacquard bars, the MT 51/1/32 is described as a highly productive Textronic Lace machine that sets new standards for the manufacture of lace bands and all-over lace fabrics in a wide range of different designs.
The machine is offered in a working width of 134 ins and it reaches rotational speeds of up to 700 min-1. During the trade fair the Multibar Textronic Lace will be shown in gauge E24 producing all-over lace articles for outerwear.

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