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Stoll to hold China product show

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Reutlingen - Karl Mayer will present Stoll to its customers in China later this month, the first time the flat knitting specialist has been showcased in the country as a part of the Karl Mayer Group.
The show, which will take place at the Karl Mayer China facility in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province, from 17-19 December, will feature a range of Stoll's latest developments for the flat knitting sector as well as some of the new offerings from Karl Mayer's warp knitting business.
On show will the new BMS 52 ki in gauge E14 and E12 for the production of Fully Fashion knitwear.
Along with the machine, Stoll will present a fully automated workflow for the production of a customized baby bib using a range of knitelligence components such as STOLL-artwork, STOLL-CPS, STOLL-autocreate, PPS and APM.
Visitors will be able to customize their own baby bib by printing Stoll's template (format A4 with settings on real size) at home and placing their baby’s hand or footprint in the square and bringing it to the show.
From the knit & wear sector, Stoll will feature the ADF 830-24 ki W, described as an “All In One” machine with 24 motorized yarn carriers for innovative and individualized knit & wear patterns, as well as the CMS 830 ki, the ideal machine for knit & wear basics which is now available in a new gauge of E10.2
Also on show, demonstrating latest automation with knitrobotic technology, will be the ADF 530-32 ki BcW, a high-tech and multifunctional ADF machine with a knitrobotic-kit that enables a fully automated insertion of pieces and materials during the knitting process.
For pattern design software, Stoll will present the new Stoll-CPS (Connective Pattern Software) which, with a range of new features, can help dramatically reduce knitwear manufacturers' time to market.
Visitors will also be able to enjoy seminars including one entitled Faster From (Concept) To (Store), Stoll's new trend collection, which is driven by the motto of the company's Fashion & Technology department: “Design to Inspire”.
Attendees will discover how to easily redesign Stoll samples from patternshop.stoll.com to create completely new pieces. Take advantage of the faster, easier design and development process. And learn how to reduce production times significantly.
From Karl Mayer's warp knitting business, visitors will also be able to discover the Weft.Fashion TM 3, a tricot machine with weft insertion for a wide range of fashionable patterning home textiles and apparel applications and the latest Innovative software products and modern, digital solutions from KM.ON.
Registration and further information: Chen Juan+86 519 86198847JUAN.CHEN@KARLMAYWE>COM

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