Inspiron Engineering, a complete technology solution provider for textile finishing, has launched new stenter model Motex 15000 in continuation of Motex series.
The new stenter has been designed and produced by young design professionals, supported by German technologists, in a sustainable way to improve safety, consume less energy, minimize waste and deliver maximum return on investment. “Designing and validation of machine of this kind requires a holistic approach analyzing safety, functionality, operational efficiency, productivity, material use, ease of operation and maintenance,” says the company.
Motex 15000 offers extreme sturdy design technology, and can function at high operational speeds of up to 150 mpm at low maintenance costs. It works while taking care of all the practicalities of production as complete solution for all kinds of substrates — cradle and brushing units for denim, higher squeezing padder, pin protection flapper, cushioning effect for knits, desired and reproducible hand feel, finishing effect for shirting and suiting.
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Furthermore, the newly launched model has 15 per cent more drying efficiency compared to the earlier model Motex 4560, according to Textile & Engineering Institute, Ichalkaranji, Maharashtra (India). The technical team of the institute performed drying efficiency trials using poplin fabric on both stenter models – Motex 4560 and Motex 15000 – by keeping all other machine, input as well as process parameters identical for long runs. “It was observed that the drying efficiency in terms of productivity was up to 15 per cent higher in the new Motex 15000 than old model Motex 4560,” said Prof. (Dr.) PV Kadole, Director, Textile & Engineering Institute.
