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04/10/2023 – ETV Textilveredlung/Pleva

Success story with Pleva at ETV Textilveredlung

ETV Textilveredlung, a German textile finishing company serving various industries, places great emphasis on producing high quality stretched fabrics without warping while maintaining ease of operation. To achieve this, the company turned to German manufacturer Pleva and its “SL smart” automatic weft straightener, which features advanced traverse camera technology.

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Due to the first-time-right-principle, only one round through the production line with the fabric is needed to produce directly the aimed result. This saves energy and valuable resources. © Pleva

 
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Automatic weft-straightener “SL smart” by Pleva. © Pleva

 
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Due to the first-time-right-principle, only one round through the production line with the fabric is needed to produce directly the aimed result. This saves energy and valuable resources. © Pleva

 
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