An example of sustainable modernization
An older 3-bar EBA warp knitting machine was modernized by installing an AutoWARP 4 control system and replacing the warp let-off devices with modern servo systems.
The outdated and unreliable electronics were completely replaced with a new control system.
These upgrades significantly extend the machine’s service life, as it remains mechanically intact. The warp knitting machine is now ready for many more years of use, operates more efficiently, and meets today’s production requirements.
This modernization demonstrates how older machines can be made future-ready through targeted upgrades.
Sustainability:
The modernization of the 3-bar EBA warp knitting machine makes a significant contribution to sustainability.
Extend service life
Instead of scrapping the old machine and replacing it with a new one, targeted upgrades were implemented to extend the machine’s service life.
Decrease environmental footprint
This approach reduces the need for new resources that would be required to manufacture and transport a new machine, thereby decreasing the environmental footprint of the production process.
Reduce energy consumption
The use of modern, energy-efficient systems such as AutoWARP 4 and servo systems also lowers the machine’s energy consumption, leading to reduced operating costs and a lower environmental impact in the long term.
Change to AutoWARP 4, control system
This modernization illustrates how sustainable investments in existing machines can not only save costs but also contribute to environmental protection.
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