Rotorcraft – Swiss
Spinning Solutions
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Rotorcraft was founded in Switzerland in 1973 by the
current Chairman and President, Mr. Hans Stahlecker. It
has since become a world leader in designing and marketing
innovative spinning solutions. Being aware of the fact
that compact yarns are more and more becoming standard,
and that pneumatic compacting systems are expensive as far
as investment and running cost are concerned, Hans
Stahlecker and his team have been doing extensive research
in developing a compacting system which does not require
air-suction, elaborate maintenance, costly spare parts and
ever increasing cost of power. |
Rotorcraft stands for Swiss Innovations in Spinning
Technology. The latest innovation that Rotorcraft has
successfully brought to the ring spinning market is the second
generation of Compact Spinning Systems, RoCoS (Rotorcraft
Compact Spinning). This new generation of Compact Spinning
Systems attains the yarn quality improvements introduced by
the first generation of compacting systems, while performing
considerably more economically and consistently than the
conventional pneumatic compacting systems. With annual power
savings compared to pneumatic systems between 6 and 8 Euros
per spindle, and in light of a considerably lower capital
investment, Rotorcraft asks all ring spinning mills: Can you
afford not to invest in RoCoS?
RoCoS line of compacting systems. Aside from standard RoCoS
and CORE RoCoS. Demonstration of RoCoS for very coarse yarns
(below Ne 8) and very fine yarns (above Ne 100).
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RoCoS. |
As with all innovations, these additions result from
listening closely to the wishes of their customers, who have
been demanding RoCoS solutions for spinning these speciality
yarns.
RoCoS produces COMPACT YARN without expensive pneumatic air
suction; which means:
- Lower initial investment cost than for competitors'
pneumatic systems while delivering identical spinning results;
- Lower cost;
- Lower cost for wear and tear parts;
- Better quality of regular yarn at the same cost or; lower
cost for same quality as regular yarn.
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