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The article evaluates the OMEGAlap E 35, a combing preparation textile machine from Rieter.

The article reports on the use of omega shaped lap technology, which has been developed for use in a Rieter combing preparation machine. The machine can create laps with better and higher bulk evenness and less hairiness. The technology is unique for its ability to spread production capacity over a large area. The name of the machine is OMEGAlap E 35. Increased running speeds and production capacity are reported.

The article offers information on the Com4 program of Rieter Machine Works Ltd. A basic trademark, the Com4 is manufactured using the end-spinning technologies of Rieter. The first Com4 yarn seminar was hosted by Rieter in November 2012, which targeted yarn traders, buyers, and sellers. Several factors to consider when selecting the ideal spinning technology include the level of flexibility with yarn firmness and level of flexibility concerning raw material usage.

The article discusses the importance of spinners' guide that are needed for knitting yarn, while also discusses what a spinner's' guide looks like and how it can be used in a spinning mill.

The article reports on the launch of a promotion package for Com4 yarn and events for the product's licensees by textile machinery manufacturer Rieter Management AG in 2015.

The article offers travel tips for Milan, Italy including recommendations for dining, tourist attractions and information on the International Textile Machinery Exhibition on November 12-19, 2015.

The article discusses the significance of the E 66/E 76 combers of Rieter Spurn Yarn Systems in its spinning mill operations. It outlines the positive comments from company's customers on the new combers because of their very low energy consumption, stable running behavior, high efficiency and good fiber selection. Additionally, other arguments in favor of the new combers include low space requirements, superior lap quality and very low wear in the transmission.

The article offers information on Quick Response (QR) codes including QR codes to contain a link to website, to brochure or to an animation, use of smartphone with camera and scan application to scan QR code, and QR code to allow reader to learn more about a topic, and products.

The article evaluates the E 76 comber, which features the fully automated ROBOlap piercing system, distributed by Rieter Spun Yarn System.

The article evaluates the E 66 and E 76 combing machines from Rieter Group AG.

The article presents information about the combers of Rieter Spun Yarn Systems and how they are different from local combing systems. In terms of nip rates and batt weight, the local systems are limited, which in turn limits their output. With the help of technological superiority of the Rieter combing line, customers access to extensive possibilities for control of the factors of raw material, production and quality. The advantages offered by the Rieter combing line with the same yarn quality include 2% raw material saving, 50% increase in output, and upto 40% space saving for the same output.

The article provides information about the advantages of the new F15 and F35 roving frame models used in textile manufacturing. The redesigning of the F35 doffer model has made it more user friendly and has led to the reduction of maintenance effort and noise levels. It is reported that the new control systems are equipped with touchscreens and enable 20 different settings to be stored. On the fully automated F35 roving frame, the doffing process is twice as fast as on other roving frames, which increases machine efficiency and also productivity. It is advantageous to customers as there is automatic monitoring, prevention of lap formation and above all the systems are supplied by Rieter Spun Yarn Systems.

The article highlights a manufacturers' forum for the sporting goods industry on November 13-14, 2014 in Leipzig, Germany where Rieter presented the Com4 yarns under the motto "The right yarn for the right application."

The article focuses on growing marketplace for the new Com4® brand for yarns produced on company Rieter's final spinning ma­chines. It presents the list of new licensees including Adama Development PLC, Hongyang Holding Group Co. Ltd., and Shijiazhuang Changshan Textile Co. Ltd. It also mentions that seminars, trade shows, and use of Internet helped in marketing and promoting Com4® yarns, and rules to join for new licensees.

The article offers information on Rieter, producer of textile machinery, which held its first Com4® yarn seminar in Winterthur, Switzerland in November 2012.

The article offers brief information on the Com4® brand yarns including the rotor-spun yarn, the air-jet-spun yarn and the ring-spun yarn from the company Rieter.

The article offers information on the trials of the spinning machines including the G 35 ring spinning machine, the K 45 compact spinning machine and the R 60 rotor spinning machine conducted by the company Rieter Group at the SpinCenter located in Winterthur, Switzerland. It mentions that the trials include optimum settings for achieving the best possible yarn quality. It informs that the trials also provide basic decision-making data for purchasing the machines in question.

The article discusses the release of the J 20 airjet spinning machine for the production of ComforJet® yarn at the International Textile Market Association (ITMA) exhibition held in Barcelona, Spain in 2013 by the company Rieter Group.

The article looks at quality spinning mills, which use roving frames from Rieter Holding. Setcore, a spinning mill which relies on Rieter machines, is one of the leading textile companies in Egypt. Arguments in favor of using Rieter's products are presented. Matesa, a Turkish textile company, installed Rieter machines in 2006.

The article evaluates the F 15 and F 35 roving frames from Rieter Group AG.