Galileo MDS1 Ring Spinning Frame
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Galileo MDS1 Ring Spinning Frame
Galileo MDS1 Ring Spinning Frame MARZOLI Marzoli The value of being a Smart Company Experience and technology. Passion and research. Perfect fusion between competence and technology, know-how and experimentation, capacity and commitment. Marzoli is the only European manufacturer able to produce complete lines for opening, preparation and spinning, advising the clients on the current tendencies and carefully assessing the market conditions in which the client is operating. Not only that. Marzoli can also offer solutions for the nonwoven industry, for fiber processing and the formation of the web. Marzoli’s philosophy is to be the only partner for the client in order to simplify, if not even avoid, any problem related to project management: from the preliminary study to the construction of the plant, from the start-up of the lines to their optimization. The care given to every detail differentiates Marzoli from any other supplier. A new project is an additional opportunity for innovation, a new occasion to work in team with the customer for the achievement of a common objective. 36,000 m2 TOTAL AREA Over 160 YEARS OF SUCCESSES Over 70 COUNTRIES WITH ACTIVE CLIENTS COMPLETE SPINNING LINE COMPLETE OPENING LINE CARD DRAW FRAME COMBING SECTION ROVING FRAME SPINNING FRAME TRANSPORT SYSTEMS PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PLATFORM REMOTE MAINTENANCE 2 s m a T VALUE ADDED SOLUTIONS REMOTE MAINTENANCE PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT OPENING SECTION COMBING SECTION NON WOVEN SPINNING SECTION WOVEN INDUSTRY APPAREL HOME For the implementation of its solutions, Marzoli draws on advanced electronics and innovative systems for production management, ‘smart’ tools through which the client can reach the desired returns on investment. Beside the three perfectlyintegrated sections (opening and carding, combing and spinning), Marzoli offers two software platforms that allow to control, optimize and monitor the production process in a simple and effective way. The synergies with Camozzi Group have enabled Marzoli to draw on an extensive heritage of technical, methodological and R&D competences that stem from the different production realities comprising the Group, all operating in a Total Quality regime. With one single machine or with a complete spinning line, the result that Marzoli assures to the client is always the same: the perfect match with the agreed technical features, with qualitative and managerial performances that are perfectly in line with the Group standards, as required by the common philosophy and ethic values. 3 MARZOLI Galileo / MDS1 Ring Spinning Frame FULLY ELECTRONIC MACHINE UP TO 1,824 SPINDLES GREAT ENERGY SAVINGS LOW MAINTENANCE GREAT PRODUCTIVITY HIGH FLEXIBILITY BUILT IN FANCY YARN DEVICE NEW COMPACT YARN APPLICATION Advancements in spinning frame technology In recent decades technological progress of ring spinning frames has been restless. Product innovations have allowed to produce new types of yarn (e.g. compact yarn), to increase output volumes and to lower investment and operating costs. Marzoli MDS1 spinning frame sets the lead in this process of continuous technological advancement, pursuing the objectives of productivity, efficiency and flexibility. The MDS1 ring spinning frame is a fully electronic frame with independent drives for spindles, the ring rail and the drafting system. The electronic coordination of these drives ensures the perfect synchronization of all working organs with a drastic reduction of mechanical transmission. This entails less friction, fewer vibrations and fewer transmission organs (e.g. gears, pulleys, shafts) with substantial savings on energy consumption and maintenance costs (fewer transmission organs require less lubrication and a big economic advantage 4 for the spare parts department). Marzoli spinning frame also scores very high on productivity. Thanks to its multi motor drive for the spindles (Marzoli patented), with one tangential belt for each motor driving up to 192 spindles, the MDS1 spinning frame can work at higher speeds and can be equipped with up to 1,824 spindles. This allows customers to produce the same quantity of yarn with fewer machines and benefit from substantial investment savings. core-spun, double roving, slubbed and compact. All these upgrades can be easily installed and perfectly integrate with the MDS1 spinning frame, making it one of the most flexible machines available on the market. The MDS1 spinning frame guarantees high flexibility too. All technological parameters (count, S or Z twist, bobbin build, speed) are set directly on the touch screen and all the production receipts can be stored and recalled at any time, saving time during lot changes. Moreover, the particular geometry of the feeding creel, the integrated slubbing device and the new compact application allow to produce any type of yarn: Lycra, • Number of spindles up to 1,824. MDS1 design features • Independent drives for spindles, ring rail and drafting system. • Multi-motor drive system for spindles with tangential belt up to 192 spindles per motor. • System to drive the bottom drafting cylinders with timing belt. • Setting of all technological parameters (count, S or Z twist, bobbin build, speed) directly on the touch screen with possibility to save the programs. • Built-in fancy yarn device. • New compact yarn application. GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME REDUCED YARN BREAKAGES MORE YARN PER TUBE FEWER DOFFING CYCLES Spindle speed adjustment & Tubes geometry design to boost productivity and efficiency Variable speed during the formation of bobbin bottom The speed is programmable in order to mantain the regularity and costancy of yarn tension and minimize energy consumption Time of formation of the bobbin bottom Variable speed during the end of bobbin formation Spindle RPM Speed at the end of bobbin formation (start of the doffing cycle) Speed for coils binding and underwinding Time Bobbin bottom Bobbin building Spindle speed adjustment Tubes geometry The speed of the spindles varies in order to maintain the yarn tension constant. This allows to minimize yarn irregularities and breakages and work at higher speed. • Marzoli uses a thinner tube with higher taper value (1:64 instead of the usual 1:38). This allows spinners to wind more yarn per tube, reaching a higher bobbin weight (up to 10% more), and have fewer doffing cycles. In case of power fault the computerized system controls the stop of the machine and avoids yarn breakages. End of bobbin Coils binding formation and underwinding steel bar • One winding geometry for tubes from 180 mm to 260 mm; intermediate steel bar to control the yarn for tubes up to 230 mm to keep the spinning angle variation inside the best theoretic range. 465mm Start 5 MARZOLI LOWER MECHANICAL FRICTION FEWER TRANSMISSION ORGANS HIGHER EFFICIENCY SAVINGS ON MAINTENANCE AND SPARE PARTS EASY SETTING OF MAIN DRAFT AND TWIST VALUES MDS1 driving section The MDS1 spinning frame is moved by a set of indipendent drives for spindles, the ring rail and the drafting system. All these drives are coordinated by state-of-the-art electronics which ensures the perfect synchronization of all working organs with a sharp reduction of mechanical transmission. This entails substantial benefits for the customer: higher efficiency, thanks to lower mechanical friction, and lower maintenance costs, as fewer transmission organs require less lubrication and fewer spare parts. Drafting unit drive The drive of the MDS1 drafting unit changes according to the number of spindles installed on the machine. For spinning frames with up to 1,200 spindles there are: • Two motors in the rear stock: one that drives all first cylinders and one that drives the first half of the second and third cylinders. 6 • One motor in the head stock that drives the other half of second and third cylinders. For spinning frames with more than 1,200 spindles there are: • Two motors in the rear stock: one that drives all first cylinders between the rear stock and the intermediate drive system; one that drives the first half of the second and third cylinders between the rear stock and the intermediate drive system. • One motor in the intermediate drive system that drives the other half of the second and third cylinders in the rear stock direction and all the second and third cylinders in the head stock direction. • One motor in the head stock that drives all the first cylinders between the head stock and the intermediate drive system. In both configurations the first cylinders are not connected to the second and third cylinders with any kind of timing belt or gear. This technical solution allows the customer to change the main draft and/ or the twist values without doing anything more than setting the parameter value on the touch screen. Second and third cylinders are connected with toothed belts instead of gears. This grants several advantages for customers: • Lubrication is no longer necessary. • Reduced time for cleaning and maintenance. • Less noise. • Easy setting of the back draft value through an interchangeable toothed pulley. GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME Tangential multi motor drive for spindles The spindles on the MDS1 spinning frame are moved by a multi motor drive. Each motor drives a tangential belt that moves up to 192 spindles. The adherence of the belt on the spindles pulleys is assured by a double tightening pulley every four spindles which ensures the perfect uniformity of yarn twist thanks to a speed variation among spindles below 1%. Customer advantages • Few yarn breakages • Low maintenance • Easy cleaning thanks to the free space between drafting rollers and floor • Low noise The MDS1 ring rail drive can count on a gearbox without conterweight This feature permits a better control of the rail during sense inversion and therefore a better winding tension and uniform speed for all spindles. Moreover, the elimination of the counterweight reduces the deposit of dirt and dust and thus contributes to the easy maintenance and clening of the machine. 7 MARZOLI INVESTMENT SAVINGS ($ INV./Kg OF YARN) HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY (Kg OF YARN/M2) LOWER PRODUCT COSTS ($ PROD./Kg OF YARN) Costs savings thanks to the longer machine (up to 1,824 spindles) Spinning mill with spinning frames with 1,200 spindles Spinning mill with spinning frames with 1,824 spindles Comparison between layouts for Ne 20 Carded Investment savings Higher productivity & lower product costs Spinning frames with a higher number of spindles allow to reduce investment costs and boost productivity. Fewer machines to produce the same amount of yarn require less space. For example, the necessary space for a spinning plant with 31,000 installed spindles is: They entail investment savings because to reach the same number of spindles and thus produce the same amount of yarn fewer machines are needed. Fewer machines allow the supplier and the customer to share the savings stemming from fewer head and rear stocks, fewer blowers, etc. 8 • 9,100 m² for 25 machines with 1,200 spindles • 8,000 m² for 17 machines with 1,824 spindles The example shows how with long machines there is a reduction of 14% of the total area necessary for the installation. This reduces lighting and conditioning costs. Moreover, fewer machines require less maintenance and cleaning. All these aspects entail a lower production cost for the spinner ($ prod./Kg of yarn). MDS1 driving technologies developed for extra-long machines The production of extra-long machines requires meticulous design to avoid that the resulting torsion forces affect yarn quality. Marzoli has found brilliant solutions to the problem with more powerful bottom cylinders, separate drafting unit drives and spindles driven by a multi motor drive. GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME Easy and functional under coil cleaning system, production setup and control by software through touch screen To cut the under coil binding on the spindle, there is a simple metallic cutter which cuts the yarn when the blower pushes it against the spindle. The under-coil binding is cut in small pieces and then scattered on the floor. This solution works well for medium and fine yarn. An alternative solution for the removal of the under-coil binding is the Wondercleaner. The Wondercleaner is an overhead cleaner with a suction unit that cuts and sucks the under-coil bindings from every spindle instead of just cutting and scattering them on the floor. It works only between doffing cycles, when the ring rail has reached a minimum height. After the cleaning is performed, the suction activity remains idle. User-friendly interface The MDS1 spinning frame is managed by a modern PC microprocessor: all the production data and working parameters are controlled and saved during the production cycle. The multi-language touch screen is userfriendly and permits a simple use with clear diagrams, detailed monitoring pages and step by step troubleshooting procedures. 9 MARZOLI Power consumption performances of the MDS1 spinning frame The various phases of product development - design, development, production, and utilization - are driven by Marzoli’s efforts to create and offer equipment with low energy consumption, save scarce resources and reduce the use of harmful substances. Marzoli aims at reducing the environmental impact of its productive processes during all phases of the equipment life cycle, starting from production to their use within the client’s plants. Reduction in power consumption in the last 20 years Ne 30 2.00 1.90 1.80 1.70 kW/Kg 1.60 1.50 1.40 1.30 NSF/L (1990) NSF2/L (1992) NSF3/L (1995) NSF4/L (1997) RST1 (2000) MP1 - MPTN (2005) MDS1 MDS1 power consumption Yarn Count Ne 10 30 40 60 Speed Rpm 10,000 17,500 18,000 19,000 Production gr/sp/h (100% efficency) 69.4 24.6 19.4 8.4 kW/kg (suction and blower included) 0.38 - 0.44 1.24 - 1.42 2.27 - 2.63 3.58 - 4.15 The Kw/Kg values may vary according to the operational conditions of the machines. 10 GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME HIGH ENERGY SAVINGS CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT EASY MONITORING OF POWER CONSUMPTION Power consumption: MDS1 spinning frame Power consumption by machine Spinning Frame: 71,41% Winding: 5,96% Blowroom: 4,37% Card: 6,95% 1° Passage: 1,32% Lap Former: 1,46% Comber: 3,38% 2° Passage: 1,19% Roving Frame: 3,97% Research demonstrates that spinning frames can weigh over 70% on the total power consumption of the machines in a spinning mill. Therefore, power consumption performances and careful power management are more important for the spinning frame than for any other machine. Online monitoring of power consumption The MDS1 is equipped with a dedicated software that monitors power consumption during bobbin building. The power consumption diagram is shown on the touch screen and the average power consumption is stored for easy analysis. This information allows the customer to set the right speed curve of the machine to save energy. Moreover, power consumption monitoring helps spotting anomalies and, consequently, identifying the right moments for cleaning and maintenance. 11 MARZOLI INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY FOR FANCY YARN PRODUCTION ANY TYPE OF FANCY YARN NO ADDITIONAL COSTS PREMIUM PRICE IS 100% CUSTOMER PROFIT CORE-SPUN & DOUBLE ROVING PRODUCTIONS Advanced yarns Fancy yarn As contribution margins for conventional yarn shrink, spinners are upgrading their productions to fancy yarns. Fancy yarns are highly demanded from the market and recognize premium prices to spinners because they have controlled irregularities - variations in yarn count and/or yarn twist - that give unique visual effects to the fabrics. There are four types of irregularities (i.e. slub effects) - slub, multicount, multitwist and reverse slub - that are obtained through continuous variations of the drafting cylinders speeds. Marzoli offers a completely-integrated technology for yarn slubbing that sets the lead in the market. The high precision of the software device and the fast reaction of the drafting cylinders allow to obtain effects that are not achievable with other machines. With Marzoli’s Fancy Yarn Device the customer can yield any type of slub effect and can produce an unlimited number of fancy yarns. All these advantages are achievable without additional running costs: Rigid • No increase in energy consumption; • No increase in maintenance costs; • No need of additional cleaning; • No need of spare parts. Thanks to Marzoli’s technology, whatever the premium price on the market for fancy yarns may be, it is 100% profit for the customer. Core-spun yarn Thanks to the particular geometry of the feeding creel, the MDS1 spinning frame can efficiently produce core-spun yarn with any type of core filament (elastic, rigid or semi-rigid) and with any type of covering fiber (natural, artificial or synthetic). Double roving In the double roving process, two rovings are fed in parallel through the drafting area and they twist after they come out from the front rollers. Thanks to the installation of the double-roving device, the MDS1 spinning frame can yield high quality yarn with greater strength, less hairiness and better evenness. 12 Elastic GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME Compact yarn Despite the high precision of the ring spinning process, ring-spun yarns still present some defects. These defects arise from the fact that the fiber bundle coming out from the front cylinders is wider than the spinning triangle. This entails that edge fibers are usually lost or caught in a disordered way into the yarn. Standard Yarn Compact technology allows to reduce the width of the fiber bundle so that all fibers are caught and integrated into the yarn structure. This entails several benefits: • Reduced hairiness; • Evenness enhancement; • Higher strength and elongation of the yarn; • Less variations in strength and elongation values; • Lower required twist on the spinning frame (which allows higher production); • Reduced fiber fly in weaving and knitting operations (which grants fewer defects on the fabrics and higher efficiency of the machines); Mac3000 Compact Yarn • Enhanced fabrics properties (fabric strength, abrasion resistance, pilling behavior, visual and tactile characteristics). Thanks to accurate technical design, careful selection of components and several tests with selected partners, Marzoli has developed a state-of-the-art solution for yarn compaction. The qualitative data witness outstanding quality results with the highest degree of reliability. Advantages of Marzoli solution: • Outstanding yarn quality; • Low investment cost; • Low production cost; • Great flexibility (Marzoli compact device can be easily installed and uninstalled from the MDS1 spinning frame); • Suitable with various types of fibers: cotton, synthetics, blends; • Reduced cleaning and maintenance. 13 MARZOLI AUTOMATIC DOFFING IN ALMOST 2 MINUTES FEWER DOFFING CYCLES SAVINGS ON LABOR COSTS AUTOMATED TRANSPORT HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY & EFFICIENCY Full automation thanks to state-of-the-art technology The MDS1 spinning frame relies on leading-edge automation in order to boost productivity and reduce labor costs associated with labor intensive activities (e.g. sorting of empty tubes, transportation of roving bobbins). Reliable and fast automatic doffing (to container or link corner) As during doffing cycles the spinning frame remains idle, shorter and less frequent doffing cycles entail higher productivity. The MDS1 spinning frame undertakes a reliable automatic doffing in almost two minutes. Moreover, thanks to the special design of the doffing process, the bottom conveyor never hosts empty tubes and full bobbins together at the same time. Without the space limitation created by the presence of empty tubes, the bottom conveyor can host full bobbins with bigger diameters. This allows to undertake fewer doffing cycles and consequently achieve higher productivity not just on the spinning frame but also in downstream operations. The MDS1 doffing process is carried out as follows: • Empty tubes are transferred from the bottom conveyor to the intermediate parking rail; • when bobbins are built, the yarn binds under the coil, the machine stops automatically and guides thread tilts; • a breakage of yarn is performed and the full bobbins are removed from the spindles and transferred to the pegs of the bottom conveyor; • empty tubes are moved from the parking rail to the spindles; • the machine restarts automatically. Minimum number of ends down at start up Thanks to the short dangling end of the spindles, the number of ends down is very low. In addition, the restart is carried out after initial tightening of yarn ends: this further reduces the breakdowns to only 8 breakages/1,000 spindles. 14 GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME The Random Tube Loader A labor intensive activity is the sorting of empty tubes in the loader of the spinning frame. In spinning mills every day several thousands of empty tubes must be sorted manually: this activity greatly contributes to high labor costs. Marzoli has developed an innovative empty tube feeder that makes sorting no longer necessary. It is sufficient to dump the empty tubes into the feeding box. The Random Tube Loader automatically loads the tubes on the pegs in the correct position. At the same time the full bobbins are unloaded in a trolley without any manipulation. Its new loading capacity is suitable also for extra-long spinning frames. Bobbin transport systems In order to minimize production costs and avoid the risk of poor handling of roving bobbins, Marzoli has recently launched its Integrated transport system. Different degrees of automation have been developed in order to fully suit each customer’s production process: • Random transport (Image A): perfect for high production spinning mills with uniform production programs. • Block creeling transport (Image B): ideal for highly flexible production programs. Image A All Marzoli transport solutions are perfectly integrated with Marzoli’s roving and spinning frames thanks to the software platform driving the entire section. This software platform allows to regulate the speed of the machines so that the spinning section works with the highest productivity and efficiency standards. Image B 15 MARZOLI Technical data 2,110 1,887 Link coner B= 1,050 1,140 L1 1,050 1,500 3,216 L Sc. 70 Up to 1,200 spindles From 1,200 to 1,824 spindles L1= (spdl/48 x 1,680) L1 = (spdl/48 x 1,680) + B L= L1 + 4,266 L= L1 + 4,266 Sc. 75 Up to 1,200 spindles From 1,200 to 1,824 spindles L1= (spdl/48 x 1,800) L1= (spdl/48 x 1,800) + B L= L1 + 4,266 L= L1 + 4,266 Random tube loader 1,887 2,110 1,605 B= 1,050 1,140 L1 1,050 L 1,500 16 Sc. 70 Up to 1,200 spindles From 1,200 to 1,824 spindles L1= (spdl/48 x 1,680) L1 = (spdl/48 x 1,680) + B L= L1 + 6,548 L= L1 + 6,548 Sc. 75 Up to 1,200 spindles From 1,200 to 1,824 spindles L1= (spdl/48 x 1,800) L1= (spdl/48 x 1,800) + B L= L1 + 6,548 L= L1 + 6,548 3,216 2,282 GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME Material Carded and combed cotton man-made fibers and blends, up to 60 mm Yarn count range Ne 4 - Ne 150 / Nm 6 - Nm 250 / Tex 150 - Tex 4 Yarn twist range Tw/” 4 - 51 / T/M 160 - 2,000 Direction of twist Z-S twist Draft 7.5-80 Number of splindles: - max 1,824 - min 96 - per section 48 Splindles gauge 70 mm - 75 mm Ring diameter 36 - 54 mm Tubes lenght 180 - 260 mm Machine lenght See p. 16 Total width: - Doffer retracted 1,140 mm - Doffer estended 1,500 mm Spindles speed max 25,000 rpm (mechanical) Installed power - Spindles motor 7.5-75 kW (depending on the n° of spindles and yarn count) - Drafting rollers motor 6.5 kW (until 576 spindles) 9 kW (from 624 to 1,200 spindles) 13 kW (from 1,344 to 1,824 spindles) - Ring rail motor 1.5 kW - Pantograph upward drive motor 3 kW - Suction motor Hz 50/60 7.5 kW up to 624 spindles 9 kW up to 1,008 spindles 12 kW up to 1,440 spindles 15 kW up to 1,824 spindles Electrical 3 PH 400/440 Volts + PE Hz 50/60 IEC EN 60204-1 (4,3,2) Compressed air - Supply pressure 7 bar - Consumption 7 nl/spindle – 500 nl/3min/machine for each doffing Suction for spindle 4.5 m3/h 17 MARZOLI HIGHER DRAFTING EFFECTIVENESS PERFECT CONTROL OF THE FIBERS IN THE DRAFTING AREA HIGH YARN QUALITY LOWER NUMBER OF ENDS DOWN Marzoli components: Marzoli Pendulum Arm PA3000, with Arco bridge The drafting system is a critical part of the ring spinning frame. If the drafting unit does not work correctly, the yarn quality is irremediably compromised and the productivity of the spinning frame substantially reduced. Marzoli has therefore developed its own pendulum arm, Marzoli PA3000, to guarantee to the customers that buy a MDS1 spinning frame the following benefits: • Excellent drafting effectiveness • High productivity of the spinning section • Minimum number of ends down • High yarn quality These results have been achieved thanks to: the technical excellence of Marzoli’s pendulum arm, the careful selection of all its components and Marzoli’s innovative fiber guidance device, the Arco bridge. The Arco bridge is an innovative bridge bar with a special curved section that, together with the particular shape of the cradle, guarantees a superior control of the fibers during main draft. The result is a significant improvement of the yarn CV% and of IPI values (Imperfections): thins and thicks can be reduced up to 30%; the yarn is more regular and the fabrics, especially knitwear, take a more “full” shape. The quality advantages of Marzoli pendulum arm with Arco bridge are particularly evident with combed, carded and cotton-blends yarns for medium and thin counts (Ne 30 - Ne 60). 18 GALILEO | MDS1 RING SPINNING FRAME MDS1 Ring Spinning Frame / Software Platforms EASY & FAST CONTROL OF EVERY STAGE OF THE SPINNING PROCESS IMPROVED SPEED OF RESPONSE IN PRODUCTION OPERATIONS EASY MANAGEMENT OF PRODUCTION RECIPES SUPERIOR, EASIER AND FASTER MAINTENANCE End2end production management platform: the YarNet The YarNet is Marzoli’s highly innovative production management software which allows the user to easily monitor and manage from his/her computer each & every machine of the spinning mill. Thanks to the simple and logical structure of YarNet, with no complicated and useless functions, the customer can have a clear overview of the entire spinning plant and reach a highly improved speed of response in production operations. Furthermore, when the customer must insert a new production recipe, he can do that while sitting in his office instead of standing in front of the idle machine: this highly reduces the chances of mistakes and machine downtimes. The Remote Maintenance The Remote Maintenance is Marzoli’s unique service that draws on diagnostic technology installed inside the machine to identify technical malfunctions at an early stage and, thus, reduce all the related inefficiencies, costs and losses of productivity. Through the adoption of a specific hardware, sensors installed in critical parts of the machines, predictive algorithms developed in the research phase and the latest paradigms and technologies (IoT, data warehouse, big data, cloud computing, machine learning , M2M, M2H) based on an important partnership with Microsoft, it is possible to scan the machine operating conditions, to monitor critical parameters and send, electronically, the relevant information to a dedicated team inside Marzoli. This team monitors in real time all Marzoli machines installed at the client’s plant, sends reports on their status on a weekly basis and, if there is any parameter out of control, it contacts the customer and provides live assistance. MARZOLI REMOTE MAINTENANCE Benefits of the Remote Maintenance •Higher productivity •No machines unplanned downtimes •Prevention from major machine failures •Longer plant lifespan •Higher efficiency •Complete reliability •Trouble free spinning experience •Better maintenance planning MARZOLI CUSTOMER OPENING SECTION COMBING SECTION SPINNING SECTION Microsoft IoT Platform 19 MARZOLI MACHINES TEXTILE SRL Italy MTMM India MIX COMUNICAZIONE - MI MARZOLI INTERNATIONAL, INC. USA Legend Marzoli premises Sales & service network Marzoli Machines Textile srl Via Sant’Alberto, 10 25036 Palazzolo sull’Oglio (BS) Italy Tel. +39 030 73091 Fax +39 030 7309365 [email protected] Marzoli International, Inc. 100 Corporate Dr., Suite M Spartanburg, SC 29303 U.S.A. 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