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    At the forthcoming CINTE/Techtextil China in Shanghai from September 24-26, Autefa Solutions will introduce the latest developments for high speed thermobonding ovens for the manufacturing of ADL nonwovens, as well as for drying systems for the airlaids and wetlaids industry. The key strengths of the Autefa Solutions beltdryers are in uniform airflow and the precisely adjustable temperature distribution, the ability to maintain loft or to create high densities.

    Energy Efficiency is guaranteed by EnRec Technology which offers a 6-level energy saving concept which substantially reduces the energy consumption of new or existing lines. The outstanding payback on the lines and the functionality of the EnRec Systems has already convinced more than a hundred customers all over the world. Autefa is a market leader in China for high speed air through thermobonding lines for hygiene products such as acquisition and distribution layers (ADL), as well as for automotive and air filter manufacturing.

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