[pageLogInLogOut]

#India ITME 2016

Reiners + Fürst to present TURBO Rings and optimized travellers for Compact and Siro-Compact at ITME Mumbai 2016

R+F ring travellers in the production process (c) 2016
Ring spinning mills in India prefer the latest generation of TURBO rings especially for Compact and Siro yarns. Leading German ring and traveller manufacturer R+F introduced this further milestone in high speed spinning during ITMA in Milan. Already more than 2.5 Mio units of the newest TURBO rings are running successfully in the markets.
The enhanced surface allows increasing machine efficiencies by up to 10% – especially when producing yarns of sensitive fibres or with highest spindle speeds.
Managing Director at R+F, Mr Benjamin Reiners said, “The new TURBO rings with benefits including low yarn hairiness, longer service life and increased machine efficiency by up to 10% will be extremely beneficial for the demanding Indian spinners.” “We have been in the Indian market since more than 30 years and R+F products are well accepted by the textile industry. We feel assured that the newest TURBO rings, too, are being accepted in the same way by Indian spinners,” Mr Reiners added. At ITME 2016 in Mumbai Reiners + Fürst will also present new travellers for Siro-Compact and Viscose-Compact with optimized geometry and new surface characteristics. The end-users benefit from low yarn hairiness and longer traveller service life.
Pic: Mr. Benjamin Reiners, Owner and Managing Director of R+F

For worsted spinning R+F introduces J-travellers for ring heights of 9.1 and 11.1 mm with enhanced surface for better performance of the spinning process. Different shapes are available for top results in the whole range of worsted spinning. Customers especially value the professional service and support R+F is providing particularly for finding solutions of increasingly complex applications. Visitors are invited to stop by at R+F’s booth at ITME in Mumbai: Hall H1, Stand M 1
Pic: R+F spinning rings in the production process

More News from Reiners + Fürst GmbH u. Co. KG

More News on India ITME 2016

Latest News

#Techtextil 2026

DIENES at Techtextil 2026: Flexible pilot lines for bio-based fiber development

The growing relevance of bio-based materials in technical textiles is accompanied by increasing demands for reproducibility, high-quality data, and scalable process routes. Especially when working with cellulose and its derivatives, chitosan, lignin-based approaches, or bio-based PAN as a carbon-fiber precursor, R&D teams face variable feedstock quality, tighter process windows, and the need for reliable comparability across trials. This calls for flexible, data-driven experimental setups that can be reconfigured efficiently when recipes, solvents, and raw-material batches change.

#Texprocess 2026

Gunold showcases embroidery product range and services at Texprocess

At Texprocess 2026, GUNOLD will present numerous hands-on examples related to embroidery in Hall 8, Booth E20. The focus is on creative embroidery designs as well as the extensive product range of threads, nonwovens, and accessories for embroidery and embellishment. “Trade visitors can once again look forward to many new and creative embroidery designs. Of course, we will also showcase the matching products required to bring these ideas to life,” announces Marketing Manager Stephan Gunold.

#Nonwovens

EDANA and more than 70 industry organisations call for consistent exemptions in EU packaging regulation

EDANA, together with more than 70 industry associations and organisations, has issued a joint statement commenting on the European Commission’s Delegated Act under Article 29 of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).

#Raw Materials

A Powerful Opening: Global thought leaders launch the International Cotton Conference Bremen

The International Cotton Conference Bremen will open on 25 March 2026 in the Parliament building of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen with a keynote session of exceptional calibre. Distinguished international experts will set the stage for the conference by offering incisive perspectives on the most pressing challenges and the defining trends shaping the future of the global cotton trade. Their insights will span a broad spectrum — from geopolitically driven disruptions affecting global supply chains to the opportunities emerging from innovation-led agriculture capable of supporting a growing world population. Together, these opening keynotes will frame the dialogue of the conference, highlighting both the complexity of today’s market environment and the pathways toward a resilient and forward-looking cotton sector.

TOP