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The Textile Magazine
MAY 2012
Luwa
’s
new axial
flow fan on display
at ITMA Asia
Luwa Air Engineering AG, Switzerland, a reputed partner of the
textile industry for many decades, will be presenting its innovations
at ITMA Asia + CITME 2012. It will present its newest product, the
Luwa Axial Flow Fan B510, which has been developed jointly with
the University Siegen (Germany).
By using today’s state-of-the-art numerical simulation software,
this new axial flow fan has been developed exactly as per Luwa’s
specification for the requirements of humidification plants. The im-
peller, with its characteristic sickle-shaped blades, is designed for
optimal aerodynamic and most efficient operation. The benefits of-
fered by the new fan are less power consumption, higher fan capacity and lower noise level.
A team from Luwa India will be present on the company booth in Shanghai to demonstrate the new axial flow fan
and serve with competence system solutions at best value for money.
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textile components
Hunziker products presentation
As designer, manufacturer and OEM supplier of
original temples for the leading weaving machine
manufacturers and weaving machine types, G. Hun-
ziker Ltd. is exhibiting at ITMA Asia the entire range
of its standard products as well as fabric-specific solu-
tions such as temple cylinders with needle rings, rubber
rings or rubber rolls, full-width temples and rods,
maintenance tools for temple cylinders, cutting devices
and different special products.
Hunziker has its special focus on the new temple
solution Piranha. By increasing the outside diameter of
each selvedge ring, the solution allows a significant in-
crease of the temple pulling power in the selvedge area.
This new system enables, thanks to the full inter-
changeability of all selvedge rings, a wide range of
individual compositions according to the individual
requirements of fabrics. All rings are guided by an
invisible ellipse with flange.
The Piranha selvedge ring solution can be combined
with rubber rolls and rubber rings, as well as pinned
rings following the selvedge section.
More pulling power in the selvedge area means
straighter warp yarns in the reed section, hence less
machine stop due to yarn breakages, less enlacement
necessary, easier weaving of high-contraction fabrics,
and less fell beat-up in the selvedge.
Hunziker is well prepared to offer outstanding solu-
tions in the field of products.
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