Rotorcraft will exhibit its compact spinning solutions for all yarn counts (coarse, medium, fine). “We expect the exhibition to be a substantial success for Rotorcraft, as the Indian market has proved to be very receptive for our innovations,” said Dr Andreas Fischer, managing director of Rotorcraft. Added Hans Stahlecker, chairman of Rotorcraft AG: “Customers’ reactions to RoCoS show clearly that our mechanical/magnetic compact spinning system RoCoS is outranking the pneumatic systems, due to the lower initial investment as well as lower power consumption and spare parts requirement.”

According to Dr Fischer, Rotorcraft has developed a complete new drafting system featuring several new components, which will allow mills to achieve much more constant yarn values. “We hope to be able to introduce our new revolutionary drafting system to the market at ITME 2008 in Bangalore in November,” announced Mr Stahlecker.

Rotorcraft stands for Swiss Innovations in Spinning Technology. The latest innovation that Rotorcraft has successfully brought to the ring spinning market is the second generation of Compact Spinning Systems, RoCoS (Rotorcraft Compact Spinning). This new generation of Compact Spinning Systems attains the yarn quality improvements introduced by the first generation of compacting systems, while performing considerably more economically and consistently than the conventional pneumatic compacting systems. With annual power savings compared to pneumatic systems between 6 and 8 Euros per spindle, and in light of a considerably lower capital investment, Rotorcraft asks all ring spinning mills: Can you afford not to invest in RoCoS?

Hall 3- ML, Stand A-113