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Karl Mayer upgrades warp knitting machine for sack production

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Obertshausen - Karl Mayer has revamped its double-bar raschel machine technology for producing warp knitted packaging sacks.
As before, this fully integrated system enables ready-to-use, high-quality products to be manufactured non-stop from film at maximum efficiency. What is new, however, is the machine’s level of flexibility. As the most important element, the double-bar raschel machine has been equipped with an EL pattern drive, which enables variable sack lengths and lappings to be worked.

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