Karl Mayer Upgrades AccuTense, Expands Applications
[2008-12-23 17:04:53]
Germany-based Karl Mayer Textilmaschinenfabrik GmbH has made improvements to the AccuTense line of
computer-controlled yarn tensioners, whose patents and production technologies it acquired when it
took over Textrol Inc., a Monroe, N.C.-based supplier of control systems for the man-made fiber
industry.
AccuTense, a magnetic-induction yarn tensioner, now offers improved accuracy, with tension deviations of no more than +/- 5 percent from the final value of the setting range, which makes it suitable for the processing of extremely fine yarns for high-strength technical applications, according to Karl Mayer. Examples of such applications include electronic circuit boards that utilize fine glass fabrics, geotextiles, conveyor belts, glass-fiber wallpaper and high-strength ballistic material processing.
March/April 2008
AccuTense, a magnetic-induction yarn tensioner, now offers improved accuracy, with tension deviations of no more than +/- 5 percent from the final value of the setting range, which makes it suitable for the processing of extremely fine yarns for high-strength technical applications, according to Karl Mayer. Examples of such applications include electronic circuit boards that utilize fine glass fabrics, geotextiles, conveyor belts, glass-fiber wallpaper and high-strength ballistic material processing.
March/April 2008
Source: 亚洲纺织世界网
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