Naila - A US technical textiles firm has become the first in the country to install a Copcentra Max 5 warp knitting machine, a system which is now sold under the Karl Mayer Liba Textilmaschinenfabrik GmbH brand.
First Max 5 technology for US
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- Written by Haydn Davis
- Category: Warp Knitting
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