Technical Textiles

Spooling and slitting machine for Technical Textiles

Large experience in web formed fabric slitting machine and spooling machine

Since 1955 and its creation, Calemard has always been involved in textile markets. Located in a French textile production area our slitters was first dedicated to ribbon industry. With the development of “technical” textiles, we have adapted our equipment. Technical textiles are fabrics that are designed for specific functions rather than aesthetics. They are engineered to have particular properties, such as strength, durability, flame resistance, water resistance, or breathability. For this reason, these textiles are sensitive and could not be simply slit and rewound. Thus, to ensure reduced wastes and minimized material damage, we have developed our own cutting systems and also increased our mastering of web tension control. As a result, our slitters are perfectly adapted to high technical applications. Thanks to our cutting-edge solutions, we have strengthened our leading position on applications where quality slitting and/or winding are difficult to achieve.

Today our slitting machines are used in different applications such as: Clothing (scarves, luxury ribbons…), PPE – Personal Protective Equipment, Medical and Hygiene, Automotive (Airbags, seat belt, interior, tarpaulins, tire reinforcement…) , Buildings (sun protection, roofing, insulation, filtration…) and many others.

Why choosing Calemard converting machines?

With Calemard’s fabric slitting machine and spooling machine, you get :

  • adaptable and upgradeable equipment
  • versatile, user friendly and compact equipment
  • latest automation technologies
  • precise tension control
  • reliable and high productivity solution

 

So, you will be sure to:

  • reduce your manufacturing costs and optimize your CAPEX
  • increase efficiency of your downstream process and your complete process
  • optimize your final product quality and reduce your scraps
  • save time and money, whilst increasing your operators’ safety