CNC Automatic Machine for Industrial thread

Basic Info

Product Description

DT2005 precision CNC composite twisting machine is a new type of composite twisting machines which the factory introduced the international advanced technology to develop successfully.By using the one-step twisting process of the upper first twist,assembling,lower after twist in the opposite direction,the finished yarn can reach the highest international quality standards and can be produced to some high value-added products.

High quality yarn

Twist C.V≤1.5%,meet the requirements of the highest quality yarn.

Ply count range:

2×1: 50D—500D

3×1: 50D—1000D

Products apply for sewing,embroidery,bonded thread.

Textile industry related

Italian luxury craftsmen are very worried about the future as major brands cut back on orders and often ask for discounts and deferred payments.

Italy accounts for more than 40% of the global luxury manufacturing industry. The outbreak of the new coronavirus has led to a sharp decline in production demand, which has a serious impact on the Italian luxury manufacturing industry. In an interview, several Italian luxury craftsmen said that orders in May and June decreased by 20% to 50% year-on-year. Many craftsmen said that they had not received any orders after the summer.

Filippo baldazzi, chief executive of Serica 1870, a silk manufacturer, said: "we were able to guarantee enough orders up to July, but I'm worried about the second half of the year." Its clients include Brunello cucinelli, kering and LVMH groups.

"Usually at this time of year, we're going to show next year's autumn and winter fabrics, but no one in my clients is thinking about it yet. In addition, we can not feel the quality of the fabric through the video Baldazzi added, "two U.S. customers have already cancelled their orders due to insolvency, while others have asked for a delay in payment."

In addition to the reduction in the number of orders, luxury brands also hope to reduce manufacturing costs in other ways. Hugo boss and Max Mara are both trying to negotiate with their co-workers to get a 7% to 8% discount on production orders to make up for the damage caused by the epidemic, Reuters reported. A supplier of Hugo Boss group said anonymously that the group would also ask for an extension of payment terms from 10 days to 120 days after delivery. Hugo boss and Max Mara did not respond to the incident.

"If things don't return to normal in the next two months, it could get worse from September, and many luxury goods suppliers, especially smaller luxury goods suppliers, will close down, which is very worrying," said David rulli, President of fashion department of Federation of Florence industrialists

According to the global luxury market monitoring report 2020 jointly released by Bain & Company and altagamma, global luxury sales are expected to decline by 50% to 60% in the second quarter, and it is likely that the luxury market revenue will return to the level of 2019 until 2023 at the latest.