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Groz Beckert to demonstrate knitting systems in Shanghai

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Albstadt - Textile systems supplier Groz-Beckert will be demonstrating a range of its latest technology for the production of knitted fabrics at next month's ITMA Asia + CITME exhibition.
At the show, the Groz Beckert Knitting division will be presenting its product portfolio for circular knitting, flat knitting, legwear and warp knitting technologies at its booth in Hall 4, Booth D25.
In order to establish optimal communication in the Chinese market, the company also notes that the WeChat Account went online in 2017. Since then, the needle manufacturer has been providing weekly news on the company, its products and services, as well as the latest topics relating to all aspects of the Chinese textile market. As usual on WeChat, the content is published in Chinese – the Groz-Beckert Account also includes links to content in English. At the Groz-Beckert booth, visitors will have the opportunity to find out more about the company’s official WeChat Account.
The Knitting (weft knitting and warp knitting) product area will be presenting the firm's portfolio for circular knitting, flat knitting, leg wear and warp knitting at ITMA Asia. The division will be placing a particular focus on a system-oriented approach: Thanks to extremely tight production tolerances, needles and system parts from a single source guarantee precisely coordinated tools for smooth interaction.
This year, a new acrylic exhibit of a sock machine rounds off the glass insights into the different knitting technologies. The exhibit demonstrates a wide range of Groz-Beckert products in different gauges – with needles and system parts for ten different models from the fields of socks and seamless hosiery. The Knitting division is also planning a wide range of promotions for visitors to the booth.
 

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