Datatex Powers la plus grande entreprise textile du monde

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September 29, 2017

Alpharetta, GA, September 12, 2017– Datatex announced today that TAYAL, a joint venture between Algeria Public Enterprises (51%) and Turkish private sector (49%) is successfully leveraging the entire Datatex Industry Solution stack. This massive strategic start-up chose Datatex due to their exceptional industry reputation and the ability to delivery real world results in a timely manner.

Tayal is a completely vertical textile and apparel operation that will produce denim, knit and shirting fabric and garments.Annual capacity in phase I will be 30,000,000 linear meters of denim per year, 5,000 Tons/year of knit fabric and 15,000,000 linear meters of shirting. In addition 30 Million units of Jeans, shirts, T-shirts, underwear etc.Tayal will create 25,000 jobs.


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[MEC213]

August 08, 2017

Karl Mayer Rotal, a leading manufacturer of textile machinery including parts, attachments, and accessories, is making a name for itself with the new Prodye-R indigo dyeing machine and a huge project in the rope dyeing sector.

One of the biggest companies involved in making-up denim clothing in Turkey, the Taypa Group, is cooperating with Karl Mayer Rotal on a large project in Algeria. A textiles complex for producing textiles and apparel will be built on an area of 250 hectares in this North African country, creating 25,000 new jobs. The planned annual output is 60 million metres of fabric per year.

The denim warp preparation machines begin their journey from Karl Mayer Rotal to Algeria. © Karl Mayer

In December 2013, Taypa set up a joint venture with two state-run Algerian textiles companies to implement these plans. In the first stage of this project, in the province of Relizane, eleven integrated factories, mainly for producing jeans and other apparel fabrics, will be set up by the spring of 2018.

Karl Mayer Rotal will supply the warp preparation technology for producing denim. The first large shipment left for Algeria in the middle of May 2017. Sixty containers were needed to ship the Prodye-R machines alone.
Rope dyeing

Italian subsidiary of Karl Mayer developed the Prodye-S indigo dyeing machine to cater for the fashion segment of the denim market. The “S” stands for Slasher dyeing, a dyeing process in which the yarn is wound onto warp beams. On the other hand, there is rope dyeing – which is normally used to produce genuine/standard denim – in which the yarn is dyed in rope form.

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