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Relaunch for terry machine

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Obertshausen - Karl Mayer is to relaunch
one of its high-speed, tricot, warp knitting machines after a growth in demand
for high-end fleecy terry bathrobes and towels.

The HKS 4 F terry machine, which processes
filaments to produce all the usual terry fabrics with loops either on one or on
both sides, was last refined at the beginning of 2007 with a number of
technical adjustments that increased knitting speeds by up to 74%. However,
although this upgraded model initially sold well, eventual lack of demand meant
it was removed from Karl Mayer?s available range.

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