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Flat Knitting

Stoll presents fully-automated production process at ISPO

Stoll and the DITF textile research centre are to present a fully-automated production and development process with their digitalised 3D CAD model.

17th January 2019

Knitting Industry
 |  Reutlingen

Knitwear, Knitted Outerwear, Sports/​Activewear

Stoll and DITF, the largest European textile research centre, are to present a fully-automated production and development process with their digitalised 3D CAD model.

“The combination of Stoll’s 3D flat knitting technology, knitelligence software package, and DITF’s automatisation tool for processing 3D CAD models to 2D knitting data will influence the future of product development and production processes,” the company reports.

DITF is renowned for its research competence and pioneering role for Industry 4.0 in the textiles supply chain while Stoll provides state-of-the-art 3D knitting technology and services for designers, product developers, and textiles manufacturers.

Together, DITF and Stoll create fully-automated and digital integrated process solutions that “establish a milestone for Industry 4.0 within a knitting environment”. Stoll says it is looking forward to an interesting and successful exhibition.

Stoll, with headquarters in Reutlingen, Germany, is a leading manufacturer of flat knitting machines. The long”established company was founded in 1873 and has 1,000 employees around the world. Its brand portfolio includes flat knitting machines and pattern software that are used to produce fashion and technical textiles. Stoll exports its products to more than 50 countries worldwide.

www.stoll.com

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