Thies GmbH & CO. KG founded in 1892, the Westphalian family company concentrates on sustainable product solutions and focuses on the development of innovative, intelligent and integrated concepts for yarn and fabric dyeing. This time at ITMA Asia 2016 will present the established and successful soft-TRD SIII.
Thies Textilmaschinen is most versatile and specially designed for high-sensitive and super-critical fabrics. The 2016 version incorporates various new detail improvements, many of them developed in response to suggestions from customers and users.
The construction of the soft-TRD SIII combines the perfect running conditions of the famous soft-TRD SII with the latest short liquor ratio technology.
With liquor ratios starting as low as 1:5 a variety of sensitive fabrics can still be treated gently and at the same time economical. Together with a high-performance temperature control system it makes the soft-TRD SIII even more ideal for polyester fabrics.
soft-TRD SIII has been specifically developed to meet the requirements of stringent international and local environmental protection regulations with simultaneous consideration of its economic efficiency.
Visitors are most welcome to visit Thies at ITMA ASIA, October 21-25 in Hall H6 Stand E 16.
Thies is represented by a global network of agencies. Besides these agencies, Thies runs their own sales and service locations in Bangladesh, Bulgaria, China, France, India, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, Slovenia, Thailand, Turkey and (the) USA.
Thies supports an intensive research and development program, which focuses on the optimisation of existing products as well as the promotion of innovative technologies. State-of-the-art instruments and equipment are applied to develop, design and manufacture Thies machines.
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