OBERTSHAUSEN, GERMANY: Karl Mayer is opening its new Textile Innovation Centre (TIC), sending a strong signal that it is driving textile innovation forward and opening up new perspectives for the textile industry. The TIC brings together the latest developments in Warp Knitting, Technical Textiles and Warp Preparation – Karl Mayer’s core areas of...
The Transformers Foundation has launched the first benchmark for water usage in indigo dyeing, offering clear standards for measuring environmental impact. The study, involving seven denim mills and equipment makers, defined water consumption metrics for both rope and slasher dyeing methods, aiming to curb greenwashing and bring consistency to denim sustainability reporting.
Research at Canada’s Laurentian University establishes a foundation for fully automated robotic knitting systems, enabling customisable, flexible production processes that integrate perception, planning, and actuation, thereby advancing textile manufacturing through intelligent robotic automation.
OBERTSHAUSEN, GERMANY: Just in time for the upcoming ITMA Asia + CITME, the Karl Mayer Group is inaugurating a new showroom at its Chinese location in Changzhou. The official opening will take place on 13 October and is a highlight of an in-house show at Karl Mayer (CHINA) accompanying the trade fair, which will run until 18 October.
OBERTSHAUSEN, GERMANY: Karl Mayer launches its RE 4-1, a new Raschel machine for the extremely efficient production of highly elastic textiles. With this newcomer, the global player is expanding its successful Elastomeric series and supplementing the established RE 4-1 as part of its two-product line strategy. With an excellent price-performance...
Obertshausen, Germany: The wind power sector is a key industry for the climate-important energy transition, but it needs efficient value creation processes to realize its potential. Karl Mayer Technische Textilien makes an important contribution to this.
The innovative company based in Chemnitz develops, among other things, multiaxial warp knitting...
OBERTSHAUSEN, GERMANY: Energy consumption is an important success factor for textile companies. For finishing companies, it can lead to costs of up to 15% of turnover. The industry average for energy expenditure is around 5%.
For both economic and sustainability reasons, manufacturers are increasingly looking for innovative technical solutions...
Obertshausen, Germany:Karl Mayer Warp Preparation has long been a reliable partner to the Turkish textile industry. Its production solutions support customers in their competitive environment and set standards on the market. This is once again demonstrated by the innovations that Karl Mayer will be presenting at the upcoming ITM from June 4 to 8...
Obertshausen, Germany: The Turkish building and construction industry offers a wide range of applications for technical textiles. In particular, the construction work following last year's earthquake and a wide range of infrastructure projects require innovative solutions with high efficiency and low resource consumption. Karl Mayer Technische...
OBERTSHAUSEN, GERMANY: Warp knitting companies can look forward to new opportunities for their business development when they visit the Karl Mayer stand at ITM. At the important trade fair in Istanbul, the industry leader will be presenting selected solutions to support customers in a market that is as important as it is difficult. The focus will...