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Groz-Beckert closes Exeltor

BEDFORD – Knitting needle supplier the Groz-Beckert Group has announced the closure of its Exeltor subsidiary production plant in Bedford, Canada, effective today with the loss of 140 jobs.
Exeltor, which manufactured knitting needles for hosiery and large diameter fabric producers was acquired by Groz Beckert in 1993 when the Bedford, Quebec-based company faced serious financial difficulty.

Circular knitting

Terrot targets South America with striper expertise

Chemnitz – With a model range encompassing mechanically
and electronically controlled single and double jersey circular knitting
machines with a wide range of different gauges and diameters, Terrot will have
an example of its latest striper technology on display at the SIMATEX
exhibition in Argentina.

Circular knitting

Problem solving: double jersey

PONTEFRACT ? Following on from last week?s feature aimed at diagnosing
defects during the production of single jersey fabrics, the second in our
series of technical articles examines the double jersey manufacturing process
and identifies a range of problems and their potential causes.

Hosiery knitting

Kern Liebers gets the part

SCHRAMBERG – Kern-Liebers is meeting the
growing demand for equipment designed for higher gauge knitting with a range of
needles, sinkers and selectors aimed specifically at the fine gauge hosiery
market.

Fibres & Yarns

All ?Fine? for 2009

Paris – Mode
City/Interfiliere?s move from Lyon to the Porte des Versailles
venue in Paris
for the September 6-8 show proved to be a success, judging by the attendance
figures released last week by the Eurovet organisation.

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