Vamatex Textile Machinery Vamatex Tekstil Makineleri

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Quando Vamatex nacque, nel novembre del 1974, erano già presenti sul mercato molti costruttori di telai, con una solida e lunga tradizione alle spalle, con importanti referenze: nomi illustri, insomma.

Ma a quel tempo un gruppo di persone lavorava attorno ad una semplice e geniale intuizione: il Propeller, sistema dinamico per il movimento del sistema d’inserzione della trama a nastri e pinze, basato sul principio di una vite con elica a passo variabile.

PropellerLa storia della Vamatex coincide proprio con quella del Propeller: una storia fatta di continui successi, caratterizzata da un’ascesa inarrestabile; una storia fatta di idee, di uomini e della loro volontà di credere nel proprio lavoro.

Non fu semplice tradurre un’idea in progetto esecutivo e poi in processo produttivo industriale ma, forti dell’entusiasmo di giovani progettisti e della consapevolezza e tenacia dei fondatori, in poco tempo fu realizzato il primo telaio Vamatex, il C201.

Vamatex si presentò al mercato con una macchina grigia e nera, che pesava circa la metà di altri telai dell’epoca, con la chiara intenzione di dimostrare che l’alta tecnologia non necessariamente deve essere pesante e che la concretezza di un telaio, nato per produrre, va ben al di là del suo aspetto.

Il quesito con cui i potenziali utilizzatori accoglievano chi gli presentava il nuovo telaio era: “Ma durerà?”

La risposta è nella storia della Vamatex, segnata da tappe importanti come il 1975, l’anno della prima partecipazione ad ITMA (la più importante fiera mondiale del settore) a Milano e il 1976, quello del primo telaio venduto all’estero.

Seguono poi il 1979 dove ITMA di Hannover conferma lo sviluppo dell’azienda in termini di fatturato, numero di dipendenti, organizzazione e diffusione mondiale (oltre 50 paesi) e il 1981, l’anno in cui vengono per la prima volta superate le 1000 unità prodotte in un solo anno.

L’era del P1001, la prima macchina per tessere a pinza al mondo che gira in tessitura ad oltre 450 colpi al minuto ha inizio nel 1989.

Il passaggio sotto la gestione del gruppo Radici (Miro Radici diventa Amministratore Unico nel 1992) da un forte impulso all’attività dell’azienda che rapidamente mette a punto diverse innovazioni quali il nuovo sistema elettronico di controllo SIMOD e il P1001es; seguono il telaio a pinza positiva 9000 pluses e l’SP 1151es per la spugna a completare la gamma di prodotti e a confermare la scelta strategica di concentrarsi nella produzione di macchine a pinza.

La fase ascendente della parabola Vamatex prosegue con il progetto k2000 che battezza nel 1997 il nuovo telaio Leonardo, il telaio del terzo millennio, e due anni dopo il Leonardo FTS, mentre è del 2000 l’introduzione del nuovo telaio spugna Leonardo DynaTerry, che si sta già rivelando un successo.

U.T.When Vamatex was first set up, in November of 1974, there were already many loom manufacturers on the market, with many years of sound experience in the field, with important customers: famous brands, in other words.

But at that time there was a team of people working on a single and ingenious intuition: the Propeller, the dynamic system for the movement of ribbon and rapier weft insertion system based on the principle of a variable pitch worm screw.

PropellerThe story of Vamatex coincides perfectly with that of the Propeller: a story made up of continuous successes, marked by an unstoppable rise; a story consisting of ideas, men and their desire to believe in their work.

It wasn’t an easy matter to turn the idea into a project and then an industrial production process, but drawing on the enthusiasm of the young designers and the know how and tenacity of the founding partners, the first Vamatex loom – the C201 – was soon built.

Vamatex offered a grey and black machine weighing about half that of the looms produced by the competition. A clear demonstration that high technology isn’t necessarily heavy and that the soundness of a loom, born to produce, goes way beyond its look.

“But will it last?” That was the question potential users nearly always asked at the end of each presentation.

The answer is found in Vamatex’s story, marked by important milestones, such as in 1975, when it first took part in ITMA (the world’s most important textile machinery fair) in Milan, and in1976, they year that the first loom was sold abroad.

Next came the Hannover ITMA in 1979 with confirmation of the development of the company in terms of turnover, employee numbers, organisation and world standing (present in more than 50 countries). Then there was 1981, the year in which Vamatex first passed the 1000 units produced in a year mark.

The era of the P1001, the world’s first rapier weaving machine that could work at more than 450 picks a minute in the textile mill, started in 1989.

The passage under the management of the Radici Group (Miro Radici became the Managing Director in 1992) provided a great stimulus for the business, resulting in several innovations in a short space of time. These included the new SIMOD electronic control system and the P1001es; followed by 9000 pluses positive rapier machine and the SP 1151es terry loom completing the product range and confirming the company’s strategic decision to concentrate on the production of rapier machines.

Vamatex’s growth curve continues upwards with the K2000 project with the appearance in 1997 of the new Leonardo loom – the loom of the third millennium – and then two years later came the Leonardo FTS, while the year 2000 saw the introduction of the new terry loom, the Leonardo DynaTerry, which is already proving itself to be a great success.

Vamatex Kasım 1974′te kurulduğunda, hali hazırda tekstil makinesi üreticileri vardı, yılların deneyimi olan üreticiler, tekstil maifaturacıları, ünlü markalar, kendisini kanıtlamış bir çok üretici vardı.

Ama o zamanlarda bir grup insan ustaca sezgileri ve deneyimleriyle pervane, şerit ve meç eklemeli bir sistem kurmak üzere, değişken bir saha solucan vidasının ilkesini temel aldılar.
Vamatex ‘in hikayesi pervanenin yükselişi ile aynıdır.O saatten sonra durdurulamaz bir yükseliş ve başarı öyküsü birbirini takip etti.Bu başarı, başarıda emeği geçenlere daha da azim ve güç kattı.
Bu projenin hayata geçirilmesi ve daha sonra bir sanayi olarak üretiminin kurulması ama kolay bir iş değildi.Ama genç ve dinamik ekip bir heyecan kasırgası üzerine giriştikleri işlerinde Vamatex C201 gibi devrim yaratan bir tekstil makinesini yapmışlardı.
Vamatex giri ve beyaz baskılı dokuma sistemiyle, dokuma sektörünün yarısını ele geçirmişti.Temiz çalışma yüksek teknoloji bizim için yeterli değildi.Sahip olduğumuz teknoloji bizim dokuma için doğdumuzu gösteriyordu ama bu bize yeterli değildi.
Bu başarı ne zaman son bulacaktı diye bize sorarlardı.Ama biz daha yeni başlıyorduk.
Cevap aslında Vamatex‘in öyküsünde yatıyordu.Çünkü 1976 yılında Milan da ITMA (Dünyanın En İyi Tekstil Makinaları) fuarında yerini almıştı.Ve 1976 ilk tekstil makineleri yurt dışına satılmaya başlanmıştı.
Bir sonraki fuarda Vamatex artık oturmuş şirket profili ve cirosuyla 50′den fazla ülkede yıllık 1000 adet üretim kapasitesiyle damgasını vurmuştu.
P1001 modeli ise 1989 yılında dakikada 450 devirlik bir dokuma hızıyla rekorları alt üst ediyordu.
Radici Group yönetiminde vamatex müthiş hızla büyümesine devam ediyordu (Miro Radici 1992).Bu dönemde P1001es, SP1151es şirketi sırtlayan tekstil makineleri olmuşlardı.
Vamatex‘in başarı öyküsü Leonardo görünümlü K2000 projesiyle tekstil makinelerinde üçüncü milenyumu yaşıyorlardı.2 yıl sonra ise Leonardo FTS geldi ve 2000 li yılların tekstil makinelerini görmüş olduk. Leonardo DynaTerry ile müthiş büyüme halen daha devam etmektedir.

Promatech (Somet and Vamatex) participated in both the 7th OTEMAS and ITMA Asia 2001. At OTEMAS, the company exhibited three rapier looms including the Somet Thema Super Excel, Vamatex Lernardo and Vamatex Leonardo Dyna Terry. At ITMA Asia, it showed a total of ten rapier and airjet looms at its stand: two new Somet Alpha rapier looms, one Somet Thema Super Excel rapier loom, three Somet Mythos air-jet looms, one Vamatex Leonardo FTS rapier loom, one Vamatex Leonardo rapier loom, one Vamatex Leonardo Dyna Terry rapier terry loom and one new K88 rapier loom.

The Somet Alpha is a modern, reliable and versatile rapier loom. Meanwhile, the K88 is an improvement over the famous Vamatex P1001 loom, and features a very high investment-performance relation, versatility and low running costs. The Leonardo featured the Hi Drive high drive motor, which is a new loom drive system with electronically controlled drive.

Demonstration at 7th OTEMAS

Somet Thema Super Excel HTP R/S2300: Equipped with a Fimtextile RD3020 dobby, highly sensitive whip roll and independent electronic selvedge, this rapier loom was weaving an apparel fabric of polyester warp and viscose/boucle weft at 520 rpm.

Vamatex Leonardo Dyna Terry R/52600: Equipped with a Staubli LX1600 jacquard (3,072 hooks), Staubli harnesses and dynamic pile formation movement, the loom was weaving terry towels at 460 rpm.

Vamatex Leonardo FTS R/ S 2300: Equipped with a Staubli 2670 dobby, independent electronic selvedge and guide free transfer system, the loom was weaving. a nylon technical apparel fabric at 520 rpm.

Demonstration at ITMA Asia

Somet Alpha, 1,900 mm width: Equipped with a Fimtextile 3020 ARF dobby, gripper floating guide and electronic leno fastening device, this rapier loom was weaving an apparel fabric at 620 rpm.

Somet Alpha, 3,600 mm width: Equipped with a Staubli 2670 e22 Bobby, 4 bridges tie-rods, monorail floating guide and electronic leno fastening device, this loom was weaving a denim at 430 rpm.

Somet Thema Super Excel, 1,900 mm width: Equipped with a Staubli CX 880 jacquard (2,688 hooks), Staubli harness, independent electronic selvedge, 12-color electronic selvedge and gripper floating guide, this looms was weaving a furnishing fabric at 580 rpm.

Somet Mythos, 1,900 mm width: Equipped with a Staubli 2871 Bobby, DRC4 quick hook-up, electronic leno drive, inverter, automatic filling repair and waste compactor, this air-jet loom was weaving an apparel fabric at 750 rpm.

Somet Mythos, 3,400 mm width: Equipped with a Fimtextile 2029 CS tappet motion with frame leveling system, pneumatic lateral tuck-in device, automatic filling repair and weft compactor, this loom was weaving a percale fabric at 700 rpm.

Somet Mythos, 1,900 mm width: Equipped with a Fimtextile 2029 CS tappet motion with leveling frame, photo-electric cell and automatic filling repair, this loom was weaving a Docker fabric at 950 rpm.

Vamatex Leonardo FTS, 1,900 mm width: Equipped with a Fimtextile 3020 Bobby, independent electronic selvedge and guide free transfer system, this rapier loom was weaving a technical apparel fabric at 630 rpm.

Vamatex Leonardo, 1,900 mm width: Equipped with a Staubli 2670 DRC 4 Bobby, high drive motor, independent electronic selvedge and whip-roll with direct load cell, this rapier loom was weaving a cotton shirting at 650 rpm.

Vamatex Dyna Terry, 2,600 mm width: Equipped with a Fimtextile RD 8605 Bobby, lateral and central tuck-in device, this rapier loom was weaving beach towels at 460 rpm.

Vamatex K88, 1,900 mm width: Equipped with a Fimtextile RD 860S Bobby, this rapier loom was weaving an apparel fabric at 550 rpm.

Somet Thema Super Excel, 1,900 mm width at Bonas stand: Equipped with a Bonas IBJ+ jacquard (2,688 hooks), independent electronic selvedge and gripper floating guide, this loom was weaving an upholstery fabric at 580 rpm.

Vamatex Leonardo Dyna Terry, 2,600 mm width at Bonas stand: Equipped with a Bonas MJ-6 jacquard (6,144 hooks), this loom was weaving beach towels at 450 rpm