After China, India is the second largest textile production hub and it an important market for Neuenhauser, which has already complete almost 20 projects involving automation of spinning plants in India.
Last year, the company implemented its largest order to date from the country for roving bobbin and package transport systems with palletisation, from textile major - Welspun. This, one of the largest modern ring spinning mills in the world is completely automated.
Citing rising demand for automation in the spinning industry, Neuenhauser developed the world’s first fully automated handling system, called ‘AutoFlow’, way back in 1985. Over time, the company has succeeded in developing other automated handling systems for the textile industry, including not only devices for removing BCF bobbins from the spinning or winding machines, but also for overhead transport, intermediate storage and automatic packaging of the bobbins, now supporting and monitoring the entire manufacturing process.
Automation systems by Neuenhauser not only help the companies in improving quality of their products but automated handling systems also provides a safe, high-performance product flow through the entire plant configuration, or better use of factory space through compact machines and systems. They also help to maintain a clean, tidy and efficient manufacturing environment and a safe, ergonomically less burdensome workflow.
At ITMA, Milan recently, the company showcased it new automation solutions for the automatic collection of packages from spinning machines and for palletising and packaging.
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