COMEZ CLX/EL - an innovative high efficiency electronic needle loom, protected by international patent, for weaving rigid and elastic ribbons will be displayed at Techtextil 2009. This new machine derives from an exclusive Comez design, offering:

• The application of innovative electronics, with all-new hardware and software.
• A robust and compact structure that is easy to use and simplifies maintenance operations.
• Smooth operation with noise reduced to a minimum and complete absence of vibrations.
• High productivity and reliability.

Electronic weaving needle loom Comez CLX-EL.

Designed for the production of a wide range of plain and tubular ribbons, both rigid and elastic, intended for use in various fields for technical use. Worth a mentioning applications include the high resistance and tenacity ribbons with compact structure, elastic bandages with "Leno" effect for medical use, ribbons with variable section.

COMEZ CLX/EL is fitted with the new SMART MATRIX CONTROLLER governing the latest generation of actuators. It manages all necessary machine functions, monitors production data and allows for the use of numerous electronically controlled devices (take-up system, feeders, etc.). This allows the CLX/EL loom to produce exclusive high quality ribbons not obtainable with other types of looms.

COMEZ CLX/EL needle loom is supplied in two versions, CLX/EL 500 (with 2 to 8 weaving heads) and CLX/EL 700 (with 2 to 12 weaving heads), and both come in several different types.

Tubular fabric made on Comez CLX-EL needle loom.	Ribbon with variable section made on Comez CLX-EL needle loom.	Kevlar ribbon made on Comez CLX-EL needle loom.

It is fitted with dobby unit with up to 20 heald frames, specifically designed to allow easy and precise heald frame adjustment, and interchangeable weaving heads to facilitate width adjustments and variation of the number of ribbons produced.

Besides a wide range of binding systems, a long series of optional devices is available: creels, beam carriers, modular positive unwinding units; feeders for weft and warp threads, catch threads, elastic threads, special yarns; various versions of ribbon take-up systems and finished product collectors.