Winterthur -Yarn spinner Hermann B?hler AG has acquired the Rieter license for ComforJet yarns which are renowned for producing fabric with minimum hairiness, ensuring very few slubs caused by loose fibres are knitted into the fabric, and even reducing the amount of knitting machine maintenance time.
ComforJet license for Hermann B?hler AG
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