TACKLING COTTON CONTAMINATION

2014年06月24日　　来源：中国纺织报

Spinners visiting ITMA Asia + CITME can learn about Total Contamination Control—a new concept from Uster Technologies foIIowing its recent acquisition of Jossi Systems AG.

The potential impact of the Total Contamination Control concept is emphasised by Uster TechnoIogies CEO Geoffrey Scott：“The problem of removing disturbing foreign matter from cotton has for many years been one of the major challenges facing quality—minded spinning mills.we are delighted to announce the development of the Uster Total Contamination Control approach and we look forward to explaining to spinners how they can apply it to bring contamination under control." Raw cotton is subject to various kinds of contamination and its removal has long been a headache for quality conscious spinners．Jossi Systems instrumen

ts are now fully integrated into the Uster product family．Re—branded under the name Uster Jossi，these instruments maintain their key characteristics of high performance and great reliability in eliminating cotton contamination at the early stages of spinning mill processing．according to Uster. Uster is exhibiting at two locations. At its main stand．Gl in Hall W5，the company is presenting the full range of established Uster instruments for laboratory and in-process testing of fibres and yarns,orer a display area of 200sq m，including an Uster Jossi focus.

Uster personnel are providing visitors with the first detailed insight into the way Uster JOSSi instruments complement existing Uster systems to create a complete solution to the challenge of contamination in cotton mills，said the company.

e key is interaction between the Uster Jossi Vision Shield and Uster Quantum 3 yarn clearer to enable spinners to specify and meet precise yarn quailty standards consistently and reliably, according to the company．

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The second stand，G9 in Hall W4 is also offering visitors detailed information on Total Contamination Control with special reference to the Uster JOSSi Vision Shield for detection and removal of all kinds of contaminants from raw cotton in the early stages of mill processing．Expert staff will be on hand to explain the system and its benefits for spinners.

At the main stand the complete Uster instrument ranges for both fibre and yarn quailty control are on show—a particular eye-catcher being the latest Uster Classimat 5 yarn classification system，marked out on the stand by a large r

ed'U'. Information is available on all key yarn parameters for spun-staple or filament and specialised laboratory instruments such as the Uster Tensorapid 4 and Tensojet 4 strength testers and Uster Zweigle HL400 yarn hairiness length measuring system，according to Uster．Uster Tester 5 is also on display.

For testing of raw fibre，the main stand features a comprehensive quality control family,including the Uster HVI1000，Uster AFIS PRO 2 and Uster Sliverguard PRO．

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