Two decades of knowledge and experience underpins its latest high-quality warp let-off systems for weaving from warp beams and creels. Customized warp let-off applications, especially for technical, sophisticated and sensitive fabrics, are regarded as Crealet specialties. The market for smart electronic warp let-offs has now become a core business. “We see growth opportunities in the production of warp let-off devices for high-tech fabrics that require standardized processes for consistent high quality,” says Crealet CEO Andreas Wirz. Constant tension throughout the warp is essential for quality end-products. Accurate feeding of the warp threads from beams is possible only if warp beam preparation is impeccable.

Crealet has joined forces with COMSAT and AEI to broaden the expertise and technology range available to customers and expand into a new industry segment. The new partnership will enable a wider view of end-product optimization for Crealet customers in key markets such as Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

COMSAT (Construcciones Mataró Servicios y Asistencia Tecnica) is a Spanish company producing sectional and direct warping machines and creels, as well as inspection machines, batching motions and selvedge thread warpers.

Appalachian Electronic Instruments (AEI) has specialized in quality and process control for the textile industry for 60 years, developing and manufacturing quality assurance solutions in warp knitting and warp preparation for global markets. Combining AEI know-how with Crealet’s depth of knowledge in warp feeding opens up a promising market opportunity in warp knitting.

The Crealet booth presents a one-stop view of enhanced customized warp feeding systems and weaving preparation solutions.

Techtextil: Hall 12.0, booth B11