Rings and travellers are the dominant elements in the ring-spinning process. Key to success is the reduction of the friction coefficient to the lowest level possible. At this point you will get the perfect balanced spinning geometry – that means the spinning tension is on a constant balanced level.

The reduction of friction will be achieved if the rings and travellers establish a symbiosis. Therefore we focused on the ideal combination of rings and travellers. The aspired ideal friction stands for:

• Higher traveller speed
• Lower working temperature
• Extended ring and traveller life time
• Avoidance of yarn tension peaks
• Better yarn quality (reduction of hairiness)
• Reduction of end breaks

Furthermore the ideal friction strikes the balance between:

• Traveller drive angle to ring
• Traveller weight
• Traveller and ring geometry
• Traveller and ring coating
• Ring positioning