Karl Mayer recently presented pioneering solutions for machines and technical services at the recent ITMA ASIA + CITME exhibition in Shanghai, which will make textile production even faster, more self-sufficient and even more diverse. Many of the group’s innovations from the fields of warp knitting, flat knitting, warp preparation and technical textiles focus on digitization.
Since 18 June 2021, at its hybrid trade fair, interested parties who cannot travel can find out more about what Karl Mayer has to offer for current and future business. With a few simple clicks, there will be a tour of the virtually displayed exhibition stand and digital information material such as videos and expert interviews live from ITMA ASIA + CITME on the exhibition highlights. Guests can also book webinars on selected topics, explains Karl Mayer.
The first online seminars took place on 29 June and 1 July 2021 and dealt with warp knitting content. The launch event imparted basic knowledge about tricot and raschel technology. This was followed by detailed information on the HKS 3-M ON, Karl Mayer’s digital-generation tricot machine.
Both webinars were well attended, the company says. In each case, 80 to 100 participants had connected up, including brands, designers and customers who were interested in the subject, but also companies from outside the technology who wanted to know more about warp knitting, adds Karl Mayer. In addition to know-how, they all had the opportunity to exchange ideas, which was actively used. “We were able to inspire and provide food for thought with our webinar, as the numerous questions at the end of the event showed,” said Robert Kuna, trainer at the Karl Mayer Academy and head of the first webinars.
Karl Mayer recently presented pioneering solutions for machines and technical services at the recent ITMA ASIA + CITME exhibition in Shanghai, which will make textile production even faster, more self-sufficient and even more diverse. Many of the group’s innovations from the fields of warp knitting, flat knitting, warp preparation and technical textiles focus on digitization.
