During his visit, Dr. Folini and other representatives from Rieter, including Mr. Heiner Eberli, Head of Marketing, Mr. Hans Rothen, Regional Sales Manager, and Mike Rodriguez, Textile Technology Engineer, toured Cotton Incorporated's Research Center and attended presentations outlining Cotton Incorporated's research, marketing, and strategic planning divisions.
“The Cotton Incorporated and Rieter partnership is an attempt to look at the customer's problem as one entity. It is a win win situation for all, especially the customers, who can now look forward to enhanced performance of cotton fiber on Rieter machines."
"The joint efforts by the two companies will undoubtedly go a long way in improving the operational efficiency of spinners globally,” says Dr. Martin Folini, CEO, Rieter Textile Systems, Switzerland.
Rieter is extremely proud to have been selected for the realization of this future oriented research centre. We are convinced that the cooperation between Cotton Incorporated and Rieter will lead to further improvements and innovations in the processing of Cotton.
For the renewing of their research centre, Cotton Incorporated put a prime focus on the new spinning processes, namely Compact Spinning. Since Rieter enjoys a leading position in this new spinning technology with the K 44 Com4 compact spinning machineK 44 Com4 compact spinning machine, Cotton Incorporated has opted for the market leader.
Today more than one million Rieter Com4-spindles are producing high quality compact yarns all over the world. After extensive evaluations of rotor spinning machines, Rieter's new R 40 rotor spinning machineR 40 rotor spinning machine has convinced Cotton Incorporated. Besides renewing the end spinning machines, Cotton Incorporated made major investments in the field of spinning preparation.
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