The Textile Magazine
APRIL 2012
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Mr. Sam Cohen, EVS CEO, said:
“Liba customers will be able to en-
joy the state-of-the-art solutions
by EVS to increase efficiency and
productivity in the manufacturing
process, using EVS leading product
IQ-TEX 4. IQ-TEX 4 is a fully inte-
grated image acquisition & process-
ing system built on EVS’ propri-
etary Smart Vision Camera (SVC)
platform. This latest EVS innova-
tion utilizes high resolution color
line scan technology and enhanced
Defect Sorting Algorithms (DSA),
to achieve unparalleled defect detec-
tion and interpretation”.
With the capability to detect de-
fects <0.1 mm in size, at speeds of
up to 1,000 meters per minute, the
IQ-TEX 4 is designed to provide
Vision Empowered Monitoring
(VEM) at each stage of manufactur-
ing. From process or defect specific
applications to the final inspection
of finished products, this solution is
tailor-made to meet each customer’s
individual needs. Its narrow profile
and modular frame allow for seam-
less integration into virtually any
operation.
Karlheinz Liebrandt, Liba Manag-
ing Director, said: “Quality require-
ments for the production of textiles
in the composite industry are perma-
nently increasing, and that’s the case
not only in aerospace. Our machine
customers do ask for more complete
and integrated system, to assure any
upcoming quality standards in their
production. Based on the co-opera-
tion with EVS, we can fulfill these
needs with the latest state-of-the-art
technology.”
EVS offers a broad portfolio of
automatic state-of-the-art visual
inspection systems for both in-line
and off-line applications, and proc-
ess monitoring systems used to im-
prove product quality and safety, as
also to increase production efficien-
cy. EVS’ systems are used by over
650 customers, mostly leading glo-
bal companies.
Liba Maschinenfabrik GmbH
is a private family-run company
based in Naila/Bavaria. With 360
employees, the company’s annual
turnover exceeded 64 million EUR
in 2011. Since inception in 1945,
Liba is a specialist for development
and production of a wide range of
warp knitting machines for almost
any textile application. In the last
25 years, especially high perform-
ance multiaxial machines for textile
composite material has been a major
focus. Being the market leader in
this high-tech application, Liba has
installed more than 250 multiaxial
machines worldwide.
Multiaxial reinforced composites
for rotor blade production growing
market of the wind mill industry.
Now the next major breakthrough of
this high-tech textile will take place
in the automotive industry: Light-
weight car structures incorporating
carbon fiber composites will make
the pace for a new generation of
energy-efficient vehicles, with other
classic fuel engine and/or electro
drive systems.
The Liba multiaxial technology
will play a major role in this upcom-
ing material revolution. Quality and
innovation with the philosophy of
‘Made in Germany’ are the basis of
Liba’s success with more than 800
customers worldwide. The compa-
ny’s subsidiaries in the US as well
as China and several service stations
assure a quick response for custom-
er’s service around the world.
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Mr. Sam Cohen,
EVS CEO
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