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It is a totally electronic machine. Every movement is independently managed. We are able to check not only the movements themselves, but also the quality of each movement.
This allows for our complete control of the machine: we always know precisely what is happening.
Any problem, any irregularity is immediately identified and the single move blocked: the machine tries automatically to repeat the movement and, if it is unable, produces a photo or a video on the screen, demonstrating to the operator what action needs to be taken to resolve the problem and restart the drawing-in.
The genius behind the machine is the software. It guides the operator and aids him throughout the whole drawing-in operation.
It is ever-present, controlling both man and machine.
The investment stops with the machine. Specialists are no longer necessary.
The machine requires just one single operator and any textile worker is capable of working on it.
The after-sales service is first-rate, as is traditional, and futuristic as need be.
The machine is capable of producing a self-diagnosis which is sent by modem to the Mother Company.
The annual cost of spare parts is so insignificant as to not warrant a mention. (With respect to the competition)
The machine is available at a really interesting price. (Around half the price of the competition)
The running costs and the cost of a single drawing-in are extremely limited. (50-70% less than the competition)
Operator and technical training courses reduced to a minimum (With respect to the competition's lengthy course)
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