Te Luth Le's Three Innovative Technologies Appear In CINTE2014

In 2014, China International Industrial Textiles and nonwovens Exhibition (CINTE2014), Te Luth Le nonwovens and Te Luth Le card clothing jointly demonstrated the new non-woven production equipment and technology.

Te Luth Le and Forit's papermaking cooperation provided by wet web forming spunlace technology is one of the highlights of the company's display.

By careful selection of raw materials and setting of process parameters, the technology can produce wet nets with unique properties, such as materials that can be dispersed.

In addition, the new energy saving multi drum dryer and new winding machine for Spunlace production line are two other innovative highlights.

Spunlaced nonwoven products contain high humidity components, and the drying process requires higher evaporation, which is not provided by a single drum dryer.

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An energy saving multi drum dryer has been developed and equipped with an optimized exhaust design.

This new design combined with other improvements has reduced carbon emissions and significantly reduced electricity consumption and other basic energy consumption.

For efficient processing

Stable mesh, the Bastien product line of the "t" has produced a reliable surface drive winding machine.

This fully automatic horizontal winding machine BWT 203-30 has the advantages of high energy efficiency, short installation and trial time, low maintenance needs.

The scope of the company's surface treatment of metal card clothing has been further expanded.

The code "B" type needle cloth can be applied to the field of health product production, and can be used for Xilin, disorderly rolls and doffer.

The new 450 tooth NovoDoff is specially designed for low weight heavy water spun nonwoven products. Because of its excellent pfer performance, it is very suitable for processing short wool fibers.

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Today, Bitonti technology has gradually entered the fashion industry.

In twenty-first Century, he began working with Katie Gallagher, a designer in New York. Later, he met the New York Shapeways3D printing company and co operated with his 3D product.

In 2013, he agreed to work with the Ace hotel in New York, and completed the first 3D dress with designer Michael Schmidt, and at the time triggered the "Dita Vantes" phenomenon.

Holland designer Herpen has been using 3D technology to design his works for Lady Gaga since 2012. This month, he also introduced a new production line.

It can be seen that using 3D to complete garment design is rapidly becoming a fashion.

He said: "in the next ten years, this fashion will have a better development."

For Bitonti, everything is not limited to this. He has greater ambitions.

In fact, based on the development of computer design and 3D printing, designers need not be restricted by materials.

They can reproduce leather, skin and even fur, so that they can accurately fit the size of the models in the process and complete the mass production and customization technology.

Can two ways of fashion and printing coexist? People will still care about the source of clothes.

"In 5 to 10 years, I think a lot of casual wear can be completely printed."

Bitonti said.

If we can achieve this development naturally, the luxury market will be in a predicament.

Mass production will be exclusive, and designers' responsibilities will be reduced to a sketch artist.

"I think the future is preparing for this change."

Bitonti said that this is the next logical step. "What can technology be done without restriction? For example, in other areas, music, social life, movies, etc.

As long as we continue to complete education, we can achieve our goals in the future.