Trützschler first filament lines to start production

Trützschler Switzerland AG adds filament spinning lines to the product portfolio. The first Trützschler BCF lines will start production soon. Reorganization in Winterthur under new technical and commercial management is largely completed; during integration into the Trützschler Group, important milestones have been reached, and the first new system orders are en route to the customer.

With existing customers and new investors trust in the new company, the first Trützschler filament lines to start production now. The re-launch at the end of last year happened together with a dynamic carpet yarn / BCF market, which showed a high level of interest in the reliable technologies offered and the attractive delivery times. In addition to various 2 and 4 end BCF machines, update packages for existing lines could be finalized in the most important markets.

Trützschler Switzerland remains a significant provider within the rapidly growing Chinese investment market for high-quality PA6 yarns for sophisticated contract and automotive carpets as sales arguments are the high flexibility of the BCF systems, which process polyamide 6 as well as polyester and polypropylene without major design changes, and the Swiss texturing technology HPc.

The Management in Winterthur to gradually pushing ahead product development as the current products are successful and the order books are filled. New developments in the BCF and industrial yarn segment are reaching market growth.

Trützschler Switzerland AG is the youngest member of the Trützschler Group.

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