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Trützschler Offers Next Generation Carding Technology

TC 30i benefits include high performance, increased fiber lengths

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By: Karen McIntyre

Editor, Nonwovens Industry

The next-generation TC 30i carding machine from Trützschler offers smart functions and sustainable features. The three top benefits of the TC 30i are; high levels of performance and yarn quality thanks to 35% more active flats and 14% increased carding length in combination with the intelligent gap optimizer T-GO; Operator-independent, consistent results thanks to automatic and continuous carding gap setting with T-GO and more sustainable and economical use of raw materials thanks to a redesigned suction system that collect different types of waste separately – enabling 50 % of card waste to be reused. The TC 30i also comes with the proven WASTECONTROL system – an easy-to-use and effective assurance against unnecessary fiber loss.


Trützschler is alos launching a version of this card specifically developed for textile recycling. It answers technical challenges in processing secondary fibers like high short fiber content, on average shorter fibers and yarn and fabric particles.

 

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