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New technology Leonardo 1.0 of spunbond, meltblown and composite lines debuted at an open house last month
January 2, 2020
By: Tara Olivo
Associate Editor at Nonwovens Industry
During December 6-9, 2019, the Italian company Ramina opened his doors with an Open House to present its new technology Leonardo 1.0 of spunbond, meltblown and composite lines. This new technology was introduced by Ramina’s R&D department striving to develop the most advanced and innovative technology to get the finest denier product, optimizing energy consumption, reduced manpower for line conduction and the minimum maintenance operations with a very cost-effective line. This concept was presented by means of the pilot line installed in the factory, composed by two spinning beams and one meltblown beam (SMS), 1.6 meters wide, where it’s possible to process not only PP but also PET and PLA polymers, with a max. reachable speed of 1000 m/min, and a production capacity of max. 200 kg/h/m for each spunbond beam and 50 kg/h/m for each meltblown beam. The line is meant to be provided in different configurations up to eight total beams, in the various format requested by the market from 1.6 meters to 5.2 meters. During the inauguration days Ramina welcomed guests from all around the world and gave the possibility to see the line running and to spend some time together with the people who thought, designed and realized this innovative technology. This event honored also by an official ribbon cutting by the mayor of Grantorto, was a real success and gave a strong sign of Ramina’s will to find its position in this market, by providing a very efficient and competitive product.
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