Our trainees are our future! At Mahlo, this statement is corporate policy! We already set an important foundation for the future of our company: We train young people for the world of work and as a result we get highly qualified employees for our company. Our instructors have many years of training experience, and the … Leer más
Tonello strikes again. And it does so both concretely and resoundingly, choosing, once again, to distinguish themselves on the market as a producer of ideas even more than a producer of machines and processes. We’ve dedicated this area to research and experimentation, with the invaluable collaboration of a “guru” the likes of Piero Turk. It’s … Leer más
Textile-reinforced concrete – the theme of KARL MAYER’s presentation at TECHTEXTIL, to be held in Frankfurt from 9.-12.5.2017, stand 3.0/E 18 KARL MAYER manufactures textile machines for producing the products that are used in many cutting-edge applications. These products can be seen at the Frankfurt site on stand 3.0 / E 18. Here, the visitors … Leer más
KARL MAYER launches the PRODYE-R – a customised dyeing machine for the rope dyeing process Jeans are the perennial evergreens of the clothing sector. Their characteristics and looks change all the time, so that they are always on trend. The different appearances are created by different production techniques – particularly by the dyeing processes involved. … Leer más
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ICE EUROPE 2017 21 – 23 March 2017 in Munich, Germany Visit Mahlo at booth A5/1012 International Coating & Converting Exhibition Europe Your are very welcome to our stand in hall A5 booth no. 1012 at ICE in Munich. Experience live the latest technology of non-radiometric coating measurementin operation. In the Coating & Converting market … Leer más
Da un estratto di Wikipedia the free encyclopedia: According to textile historians, chenille-type yarn is a recent invention, dating to the 18th century and believed to have originated in France. The original technique involved weaving a “leno” fabric and then cutting the fabric into strips to make the chenille yarn. Alexander Buchanan, a foreman in … Leer más
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