Warp knitting in Germany

Karl Mayer, a company with reporters, accompanied by the leaders of the China Federation of textile industry who came to inspect and appreciate the precision and sophistication of "made in Germany".

Production at Headquarters

In the factory, the domestic representatives visited the solid assembly parts warehouse of the company.

However, the parts are separated into blue boxes and placed neatly on the shelves of the stereoscopic warehouse.

There is a bar code on the outside of the box, which provides a path for computer identification and search.

After computer scanning, data analysis is carried out, and the manipulator can find the corresponding parts accurately according to the instruction, and then send it to the pmission belt.

The workers will install the equipment accurately according to the drawings, and then hand it to the next process.

This fully automated three-dimensional component preparation library has few personnel and high efficiency.

It reflects the seamless coordination between advanced manufacturing process management and upper and lower processes in Germany's machinery manufacturing companies, reducing human error and improving labor efficiency.

This three-dimensional equipment library is also available in some mechanical manufacturing enterprises in China, but its effectiveness is greatly reduced because of its ineffective management.

It is thus thought that the same multi axial high-speed warp knitting machine can be opened to 2000 rpm in German Carle Mayer high speed warp knitting machine, and our high-speed warp knitting machine can only be opened to 1000 rpm.

This is related to our advanced equipment, but the overall management is not in place.

It is understood that

There are 200 technical staff in headquarters, accounting for 1/10 of all personnel.

These researchers are committed to research and development of new technologies and products every day. Hundreds of new technologies are adopted every year.

The "sense of shame and courage", the lack of understanding to catch up, the advanced experience of the German textile industry is worth learning from the domestic counterparts.