Issue dated - 02 September 2004

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Rieter Systems for the nonwoven industry

Today, Rieter Perfojet is recognized as a systems supplier, and offers complete solutions for nonwoven lines. With more than 125 spunlace lines successfully running, Rieter confirms its position as the world leader in spunlace machinery.

Rieter has introduced its Perfobond 3000 machine to produce spunbond fabrics from polypropylene and polyester raw materials. This new development offers unique innovations with high output, superior web forming, and is now available on full scale in its technical center in Montbonnot, France, since mid 2004.

The last development launched by Rieter, called Spunjet enables the creation of revolutionary nonwovens fabrics with totally new and higher characteristics (softness, drape, strength, MD/CD ratios). The Spunjet technology combines spunlaid and direct hydroentanglement of filaments. Rieter is the only supplier offering such level of innovation and performance between the two fastest growing processes in the nonwoven industry: Spunmelt and spunlace.

Thanks to this development, Rieter has opened up new markets for diapers, softer coverstocks or textile backsheets, for filtration, wiping or geotextiles with enhanced strength characteristics. Top worldwide producers have already invested their trust in Rieter and commissioned Spunjet to benefit of the full synergy of such systems, cheap raw materials and superior nonwovens.

Rieter has also launched a new meltblown system, call EMBLO. Through an innovative design (e g minimum downtime during pack change because of toploading, best web weight homogeneity because of segmented melt distribution), this new development enables the user to produce meltblown nonwovens with optimal web properties for hygiene, filtration and absorber applications. EMBLO can be integrated into Rieter Perfojet spunbond lines for SMS/SMMS configuration lines. The EMBLO system is available for trial use at Rieter Automatik’s technical centre, located in Grossostheim, Germany.

 


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