320 Italian companies to exhibit at ITMA 2011
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The Italian
contingent of exhibitors has confirmed its significant
presence at the upcoming ITMA Barcelona. Italian technology
will once again play a prominent role at the world’s
preeminent textile event, emphasizing its part in promoting
eco-sustainability for the production chain in the textile
industry. Expectations are riding high for ITMA 2011, the
global trade fair for the textile machinery sector, which
will open its doors on 22 September in Barcelona. As for
previous editions of the fair, Italy will once again be
making a strong showing. In July, 320 Italian exhibitors had
already registered; they will to occupy an overall surface
area of over 20,000 square metres (equal to roughly 25% of
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Marzoli: The cotton fibres
2011 is an important date for Marzoli as it celebrates 160
years of leadership in textile field. High performances and low
consumption are the key areas of the Marzoli vision.
Marzoli Card C701 on display at ITMA in
Barcelona, guarantees high performances and quality for cotton,
man-made fibres and the latest and more complex technical fibres.
The processing of cotton fibre needs technologically advanced
equipment to reduce production waste and to enhance the unique
features of cotton at the same time. According to the Cotton
Stock Exchange of Bremen, the cotton prices increased by 150%
during 2010.
In June 2010 one cotton pound cost about 100 US cents. At the
end of January 2011 the Bremen Price Index was at 205.15 US
cents. In one year, the prices in New York arose from 69.53
cents to 169.39 cents. The rise of the cotton price is not only
caused just by speculation, but it is also linked to the demand
and supply ratio. After the recession, the spinning production
is now well on its recovery and yarn demand is returning to the
levels before the crisis. However, the markets have to catch up
with the Chinese stocks reduction, the floods in Pakistan (the
production decrease of 15%), excess of the monsoon rains in
India and the political instability in Middle Africa.
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Marzoli Blowroom: High productivity with low operational
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It's clear that the spinning mills equipped with modern
opening and mixing machinery will face problems due inferior
quality cotton variety, caused by the use of not-selected
cottons. The new opening line of Marzoli has fine openers with
two beaters in series with different levels to increase the
opening and carding efficiency, and a double feeding room that
increases the mix process and ensures: standardization,
simplicity in handling, better mixture process, excellent
cleaning efficiency with the waste percentage lower 1% of the
traditional lines.
Marzoli looks forward to greet its customers at ITMA
Barcelona 2011 at stand located at H2-C216 .
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