Peruvian Textile Mill Texfina Installs Third Brückner Stenter
Peruvian textiles manufacturer Texfina has recently commissioned the third Brückner stenter with vertical chain into operation.
“The new Brückner machine which is certified Oeko Tex Standard 100, has 11 compartments and an air/air heat-recovery system,” a Brückner press release informed.
A very homogeneous air flow, perfect temperature distribution and very low specific energy consumption are standard features of all Brückner machines.
Precisely reproducible finishing results thanks to complete automation and recipe management in the system, which Texfina uses almost exclusively for heat-setting sports and performance wear, complete the picture.
“Chains, chain rails and pin bar carriers are extremely robust and low-maintenance, helping to make this machine a particularly sustainable investment,” the German company added.
A pre-wash compartment before the fabric enters the stenter ensures better fabric quality and reduced emissions.
“The team of Brückner technologists did an excellent job, recognised our needs and configured the machine optimally. We are extremely satisfied,” Raul Saba, President at Texfina said.
“We are delighted about the trustful cooperation with Texfina. The cooperation with Texfina promises sustainable success and forward-looking results for both sides,” Brückner CEO Regina Brückner also said.
Brückner is a system supplier for the dry finishing of textiles, technical textiles and nonwovens.
Operating worldwide with 75 years of tradition and experience, Brückner develops and produces systems for coating and finishing apparel textiles, technical textiles, glass fibre, nonwovens and floor coverings.
The company has also been developing systems for heat-recovery and exhaust air purification with a focus on the highest possible productivity with the lowest possible energy consumption.
