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Academy - Groz

Academy
Training program 2016
Contents
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Introduction: Groz-Beckert Academy
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The training courses on offer
Course no.
Course name
Basics
100
Textile value chain
K W F
101
Fiber theory
KWF T CS
7
105
Technical Textiles
KWF T CS
8
110
Manual flat knitting and fault analysis I
K
9
120
Theory of fabric structures
K
10
130
Web-forming and mechanical bonding of nonwovens
150
Sewing and needle technology
170
Weaving technologyW
23
190
Tufting and tufting tool technology
T
29

Contents
Sector
T
Page
C S
F
S
6
20
22
Advanced
210
Manual flat knitting and fault analysis II
K
11
211
Electronic flat knitting
K
12
212
Circular knitting technology
K
13
213
Warp knitting technology
K
14
214
Technical training Single Jersey
K
15
215
Technical training Double Jersey
K
16
Product sector
K
KNITTING
WWEAVING
FFELTING
TTUFTING
CCARDING
SSEWING
Legend
The first digit in the course number denotes the category
of the training course. 1 stands for basic training courses,
2 for advanced training courses, 3 for special training courses
and 4 for individual training courses.
The second digit in the course number denotes the sector, i.e.
the relevant textile production method. 0 refers to general
training courses. 1 and 2 stand for knitting and warp knitting,
3 stands for nonwovens production, 4 stands for carding, 5 for
sewing, 7 for weaving and 9 for tufting.
The third digit in the course number is used for consecutive numbering of the training courses on offer, from 0 to 9.
Special
310
Cylinder training
K
17
311
Cylinder gauge changes
K
18
320
Lubrication technology
K
19
340
Mounting of metallic card clothing
370
C
21
Operating the WarpMaster machine
W
24
371
Technical training on the WarpMaster
W
25
372
Combined course: Operating the WarpMaster
W
26
machine and Technical training on the WarpMaster
373
Tying technologyW
27
375
PosiLeno®W
28
Individual
400
Worldwide training courses
K W F
T
C S
30
Registration form
31
Good to know
32
Albstadt and surroundings
33
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The Groz-Beckert Academy – Training Courses along the Textile Value Chain
Whether for knitting, weaving, felting, tufting, carding or sewing, and with a presence in over 150 markets and around 7,700 employees,
Groz-Beckert combines numerous competencies along the textile value chain. With the Groz-Beckert Academy, the company now offers an
extensive training program. It is impressively practice-based, with experienced trainers and access to the complete spectrum provided
by the Technology and Development Center (TEZ).
Concentrated competence
Practice-based training courses
Specific information
Shaping the textile future together
Founded in 1852, the Groz-Beckert program today
includes products for knitting, weaving, needling,
tufting, carding and sewing. As a partner of leading
textile machine builders and users, Groz-Beckert
also offers numerous services that help its customers to keep their costs down on a sustainable,
long-term basis. These range from targeted applications consulting and laboratory services to the
production of short runs and special eries. The new
Groz-Beckert Academy rounds off the company's
range of services.
Sharing and passing on knowledge, communicating
experience, and making know-how and expertise
accessible: the Groz-Beckert Academy has clear
aims and high standards. As trainers, dedicated
textile experts provide mature know-how and
a far-reaching familiarity with the market. All the
training courses are carried out in accordance with
the very latest methodical and didactic findings.
In this brochure as well as on the Internet at
www.groz-beckert.com you can find all the content
on offer from the training program 2016. Price per
persons and training days for the individual training
courses are available on request.
In July 2010 the Technology and Development Center (TEZ) was officially inaugurated at the company's headquarters in Albstadt. On an area covering
approximately 25,000 s.qm., it creates the basis for
Groz-Beckert to shape the textile future together
with machine producers, users and partners. The
Groz-Beckert Academy and its users also also
benefit in numerous ways from the TEZ – because
in addition to alternative training locations near the
international textile centers, all training courses can
also take place directly in the TEZ.
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You can find out everything you need to know about
your visit to Groz-Beckert on page 32 in the section
“Good to Know”. On page 31 you'll find a respective
registration form for the Groz-Beckert Academy.
Machines close to production, state-of-the-art laboratory environment
Auditorium
The TEZ in short
The Technology and Development Center also contains five Competence Centers including Technical Centers
for the most important technologies in textile fabric production. They are equipped with machines and plant
technology close to production, whether for process experiments or for prototype and special series production. This broad basis is at the disposal of the Groz-Beckert Academy. The result is a maximum of hands-on
practical training for every single course.
A special highlight of the TEZ is the generouslydimensioned auditorium. Equipped with simultaneous
interpreting cabins and advanced media technology,
it offers room for up to 275 guests. Specialist events
are held on everything to do with the textile industry
and the textile value chain. This proves once more
how quickly the Technology and Development Center
has become an important platform for knowledge
transfer.
Next to modern equipped technical laboratories for the textile production and
connecting procedures, the Technology
and Development center offers on
1,300 s.qm. laboratory area manifold
analysis possibilities. An auditorium with
275 seats offers room for special events.
Therefore, the TEZ displays a unique
platform for the transfer of knowledge
around the textile industry and the textile
value chain.
Furthermore, there is support from a highpowered laboratory at the TEZ, covering a surface area of more
than 1,300 square meters. Here, under the heading of “Laboratory Services”, Groz-Beckert realizes diverse
services ranging from damage analysis and chemical analysis to materials consulting and development.
Highly advanced technologies such as scanning electron microscopy, spectral analysis, metallography or IR
spectroscopy are inclusive here. There is more than enough free space for training courses to be held here
as part of the Groz-Beckert Academy.
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Course 100:
Textile Value Chain
Target group
This course is for those who want to acquire a general overview of the textile
value chain and the current business sectors of Groz-Beckert.
Prerequisites–
Basics
K
6
W
F
T
C
S
Aims
Participants are taught basic knowledge of the textile value chain.
Content
Textile value chain basics
 Processes within the textile value chain
 Special aspects of the processes
Duration
4 – 5 hours
No. of participants
1 to max. 10 persons
Languages
German / English / Chinese
Training days
German / English: 09.03.2016, 03.06.2016, 05.09.2016, 01.12.2016
Chinese: on request
Other
This course should ideally be combined with a course in the basics of a textile
production method (course no. 110, 130, 150, 170).
Price per person
250 EUR excl. MwSt. (German VAT)
Course 101:
Fiber Theory
Target group
This course is for those interested in gaining a general overview
of the fiber theory
Prerequisites–
Basics
K
W
F
T
C
Aims
The course participants are given a basic knowledge of the structure,
production and function of natural and chemical fibers.
Content
Basic knowledge of the fiber theory
 Structure of the most well-known natural and chemical fibers
 Differentiating between natural and chemical fibers
 Characteristics and areas of application of different fibers
 Different spinning methods for producing natural and chemical fibers
 Laundry symbols
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
Languages
Training days
German: 07.04.2016, 08.12.2016
English: 17.02.2016, 28.09.2016
Chinese: on request
S
Other–
Price per person
7
Course 105:
Technial Textiles
Target group
This training is for those interested in getting a general overview
of technical textiles.
Prerequisites–
Basics
K
W
F
T
C
Aims
The course participants receive training in the basics of structure, production,
and function of technical textiles.
Content
Basics of technical textiles
 Definition of technical textiles
 Fields of application and functions of technical textiles
 Processes for the production of technical textiles
 Particularities on joining technical textiles
Duration
4 – 5 hours
No. of participants
Languages
Training days
German/English: 03.03.2016, 10.11.2016
Chinese: on request
S
Other–
Price per person
8
Course 110:
Manual Flat Knitting Technology
and Fault Analysis I
Target group
This course is for those interested in gaining a general overview of warp
knitting technologies and resulting fault analysis.
Prerequisites–
Basics
Aims
The course participants receive training in the basics of the loop formation
process on manual flat knitting machines as well as in the structure and function of all machines and their areas of application.
Content
Basics of knitting technology and fault analysis
 History of knitting and knitting machines
 Introduction to machine and needle technology
 Basic types of fabric structures
 Areas of application and products
 Machine design, technical features and functions of knitting machines
 Fault analysis
Practical exercises on the manual flat knitting machine
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
Training days
German / English: 13.01.2016, 10.03.2016, 13.06.2016,
11.07.2016, 10.10.2016, 14.11.2016
Chinese: on request
Other
This course should ideally be combined with the course „Textile Value Chain“
(course no. 100).
Price per person
K
9
Course 120:
Theory of Fabric Structures
Target group
This course is for those interested in gaining special knowledge of the theory
of fabric structures.
Prerequisites–
Basics
Aims
The course participants receive training in the basics of loop forming
and the most common types of fabric structures.
Content
Basics of the theory of fabric structures
 Description and definition of various types of fabric structures
 Basic types of fabric structures
 Analyzing of single- and double-jersey knitwear
 Creation of yarn runs and cam part tables
 Sample configuration of mechanical large circular knitting machine
Duration
4 days (7 hours / day)
No. of participants
1 to max. 8 persons
Languages
German / English / Spanish / Chinese
Training days
German: 21.–24.11.2016
English: 20.–23.06.2016
Spanish: 22.–25.02.2016
Chinese: on request
K
Other–
Price per person
10
1,800 EUR excl. MwSt. (German VAT)
Course 210:
Manual Flat-Knitting Technology
and Fault Analysis II
Target group
This course is for those interested in gaining a deeper insight
into knitting technology.
Prerequisites–
Advanced
Aims
The course participants acquire an expert knowledge of loop forming, and of
the setup and functioning of manual flat-knitting machines. Participants also
gain the ability to create common types of fabric structures themselves on the
manual flat-knitting machine.
Content
Basic knowledge of knitting technology and fault analysis
 History of knitting and knitting machines
 Introduction to loop and needle technology
 Important terms, using yarn feed technology as an example
 Loop formation process as demonstrated by the latch needle
 Setup and functioning of a manual flat-knitting machine, technical features
 Fault analysis
Theory of fabric structures
 Description and definition of various types of fabric structures
 Basic fabric structures
 Creation and pattern analysis of basic fabric structures
Practical exercises on the manual flat knitting machine
Implementation of various pattern analysises
Duration
2 days (7 hours/ day)
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
Training days
German: 25.–26.01.2016, 08.–09.11.2016
English: 14.–15.03.2016, 14.–15.06.2016, 07.–08.09.2016
Chinese: on request
K
Other–
Price per person
11
Course 211:
Electronic Flat-Knitting
Technology
Advanced
Target group
This course is for those interested in gaining expertise in electronic
flat-knitting technology.
Prerequisites
Prior knowledge of manual flat-knitting technology required.
Aims
The course participants are given expert knowledge of the basic applications
of electronic flat-knitting technology.
Content
Basic knowledge of electronic flat-knitting technology
 Setup and function of electronic flat-knitting machines
 Operation and handling
 Basic fabric structures and different pattern variations
 Yarn feed and take-up system
 Introduction to pattern software SIRIX /M1
 Pattern possibilities with the electronic flat-knitting machine (Stoll CMS)
Practical exercises
 Creation of various patterns on the PC
 Pattern transfer to the machine
 Practical exercises incl. machine maintenance
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
Training days
German: 20.–21.01.2016, 18.–19.07.2016
English: 18.–19.04.2016, 11.–12.10.2016
Chinese: on request
K
Other–
Price per person
12
Course 212:
Circular Knitting Technology
Target group This course is for those interested in gaining a specialist knowledge of large
diameter circular knitting technology.
Prerequisites–
Advanced
Aims
The course participants are given expert knowledge of the basics of circular
knitting technology and setup of the most common machine types. Participants will also acquire the ability to set up common types of fabric structures
themselves on the machine.
Content
Basic knowledge of circular knitting technology
 Machine setup and technical features of circular knitting machines
 Yarn feed and take-up systems
 Loop formation processes on circular knitting machines
 Dial and interlock position
 Needle control
 Special equipment
Practical exercises
Pattern configurations on the PC and transfer to electronic circular knitting
machines
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
German / English / Spanish / Chinese
Training days
German: 18.–19.01.2016, 17.–18.11.2016
English: 20.–21.04.2016, 16.–17.06.2016, 15.–16.09.2016
Spanish: 18.–19.02.2016, 13.–14.10.2016
Chinese: on request
K
Other–
Price per person
13
Course 213:
Warp Knitting Technology
Target group
This course is for those interested in gaining expertise in warp knitting
technology.
Prerequisites–
Advanced
Aims
The course participants are given expert knowledge of the basics of warp
knitting technology and its loop formation types as well as the setup and
function of the machine.
Content
Basic knowledge of warp knitting technology
 Basics of warp knitting
 Machine design and technical features
 Loop formation process on the warp knitting machine
 Basic fabric structures and pattern layouts in warp knitting
 Identification of pattern disks
 Control of the guide bars
 Take-up system
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
Termine
German: 09.–10.05.2016, 15.–16.11.2016
English: 11.–12.02.2016, 13.–14.09.2016
Chinese: on request
K
Other–
Price per person
14
Kurs 214:
Technical Training Single Jersey
Target group
This course is for those who are interested in gaining technical knowledge
directly at the circular knitting machine.
Prerequisites–
Advanced
Aims
The participants are given detailed technical knowledge about the handling of
circular knitting machines. The participants work directly at the machine and
and gain the ability to equip and handle it by themselves.
Content
Basic knowledge, technical training
 Pattern analysis single jersey with the preparation of thread flow
and cam part table
 Structure, function and handling of the machine
 Preparation of the machine for pattern changes with following
conversion of the cylinder cams
 Adjustment of:
- yarn guide
- quality wheel
- Coulier
- yarn tension
- take-dow tension
- needle breakage stop motion, etc.
 Preparation of a pattern data sheet
 Correct adjustment of the lubrication system
 Fault prevention at the machine
Duration
3–5 days (7 h/day) depending on the background knowledge of the participants
No. of participants
1 to 2 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
K
Other–
Price per person/day
15
Course 215:
Technical Training Double Jersey
Target group
This course is for those who are interested in gaining technical knowledge
directly at the circular knitting machine.
Prerequisites–
Advanced
Aims
The participants are given detailed technical knowledge about the handling of
circular knitting machines. The participants work directly at the machine and
and gain the ability to equip and handle it by themselves.
Content
Basic knowledge, technical training
 Pattern analysis double jersey with the preparation of thread flow
and cam part table
 Structure, function and handling of the machine
 Preparation of the machine for pattern changes with following
conversion of the cylinder and dial cams
 Adjustment of:
- fine rib and interlock position
- synchronized timing and delayed timing
- yarn guide
- quality wheel
- coulier
- yarn tension
- take-down tension
- needle breakage stop motion, etc.
 Preparation of a pattern data sheet
 Correct adjustment of the lubrication system
 Fault prevention at the machine
Duration
3–5 days (7 h/day) depending on the background knowledge of the participants
No. of participants
1 to 2 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
K
Other–
Price per person/day
16
Course 310:
Cylinder Training
Target groupThis course is for those interested in acquiring expertise in
the setup of cylinders.
Prerequisites–
Special
Aims
Participants are given basic knowledge about the fundamental
functioning of a needle cylinder.
Content
Basic knowledge about cylinders
Setup and functioning of a cylinder
Duration
4 hours
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
Training days
German: 11.05.2016, 28.11.2016
English: 15.02.2016, 26.09.2016
Chinese: on request
K
Other–
Price per person
17
Course 311:
Cylinder gauge changes
Target group
This course is for those interested in acquiring expertise in
gauge changes.
Prerequisites–
Special
Ziele
The course participants are given expert knowledge of the
basics of a gauge change on a single-jersey machine.
Aims
Basics of cylinder gauge changes
 Practical exercise using assembly instructions
 Centering and calibration of cylinder and sinker ring
 Yarn guide setting
 Running in rules for new cylinders
 Lubrication
 Fault prevention
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
1 to max. 4 persons
Languages
Training days
German: 12.05.2016, 29.11.2016
English: 16.02.2016, 27.09.2016
Chinese: on request
K
Other–
Price per person
18
Course 320:
Lubrication Technology
Target group
This course is for those interested in acquiring expertise in dealing
with lubricants for knitting machines.
Prerequisites–
Special
Aims
The course participants are given expert knowledge of the use and daily
handling of needle and sinker oils in knitting.
Content
Basics of lubricant technology
 Basics of tribology
 Needle and sinker oils - application
 Needle and sinker oils - composition
 Minimum requirements of needle and sinker oils according
to DIN 62136-1/mineral-oil-based
 Needle and sinker oils – cleaning options
 Compatibility with plastics and elastomers /base oils
 Inadequate lubrication in knitting machines
 Corrosion and corrosion protection
 Lacquer tolerance
 Faults in fabric due to wrong use of needle oils
 Oil analysis and recommendations for the knitter
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
Languages
Training days
on request
K
Other–
Price per person
19
Course 130:
Web-forming and mechanical
bonding of nonwovens
Target group
This course is for those interested in acquiring a general overview
of the mechanical bonding (nonwovens)
Prerequisites Prior knowledge of fiber theory relating to applications for nonwovens
required.
Aims
The course participants are given a basic knowledge of the features
and application areas of Groz-Beckert products.
Content
Basics of web formation
 Fibre preparation
 Web formation
 Card clothing services
 Web bonding
Tools for mechanical web bonding, Needling
 Felting needles
 Structuring needles
 Trials in the technical laboratory (demonstration)
 Hydroentanglement
 Jet strips
 Process water analysis
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
5 to max.10 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
German/English: 26.01.2016, 15.03.2016, 28.04.2016, 14.06.2016,
09.09.2016, 08.11.2016
Other
This course should if possible be combined with the course
“Textile Value Chain“ (course no. 100)
Price per person
Basics
F
20
Course 340:
Mounting of Metallic Card
Clothing
Special
Target group
This course is specifically addressed to people working with
metallic card clothing.
Prerequisites
Mechanical skills, e.g. industrial mechanic (m/f)
Aims
The participants of this course are enabled to mount metallic
card clothing on rollers in a winding frame.
Content
Basics knowledge of metallic card clothing
 General information on card clothing
 Safe removal of old card clothing from carding rollers and
opening rollers
 Treatment of carding rollers
 Inspecting and preparation of rollers
 Butt welding
 Finishing of carding rollers
 Packaging, transportation and depositing of carding rollers
 Safety instructions
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 5 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
German / English: 01.–05.02.2016, 05.–09.09.2016
Other
The following personal safety protection items are included
in the training course price: Safety glasses, leather gloves,
work gloves and helmet with face protection.
Price per person
C
21
Course 150:
Sewing and Needle Technology
Target group
Basics
Prerequisites–
S
22
of sewing technologies as well as the range of sewing items and needles
required for them
Aims
The course participants are given a basic knowledge of sewing machines,
sewing needles and their areas of application.
Content
Sewing needle basics
 Needle systems and needle catalogue
 Structure of a sewing needle
 Needle thicknesses
 Point shapes
 Needle package – Significance of printed information
 Identification of needle systems
Basics of sewing machines and sewing technology
 Classification of sewing machines
 Different sewing machine designs
 Stitch classification, stitch types
 Stitch formation on sewing machines, lockstitch machines,
chainstitch machines and thread overlock machines
 Application problems taken from practice and how to solve
them by using the right needle
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
German: 25.–26.04.2016, 07.–08.11.2016
English: 25.–26.01.2016, 04.–05.07.2016
Other
This course should ideally be combined with the course
“Textile Value Chain“ (course no. 100).
Price per person
Course 170:
Weaving Technology
Target group
of weaving technology.
Prerequisites–
Basics
Aims
The course participants are given a basic knowledge of the individual process
steps and relevant machines and tools, from weaving preparation to the actual
weaving process and the woven product.
Content
Weaving technology basics
 Basic knowledge of the weaving process, demonstrated on airjet
and rapier weaving machines
 Tools for the textile production of woven products and their
specific functions
 Basic process of tying and drawing-in of warp stops
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
Other
This course should ideally be combined with the course “Textile Value Chain“
(course no. 100).
Price per person
W
23
Course 370:
Operating the WarpMaster
Machine
Special
Target group
This course is specifically for those responsible for operating the WarpMaster.
Prerequisites–
Aims
W
Content
The course participants are given all the skills and knowledge needed to
prepare a drawing-in operation, to operate the machine during the drawing-in
process, and to remove the drawn-in weaving harness.
WarpMaster operation basics
Production-relevant operation of the machine software
 Programming and implementing the drawing-in process
 Loading and unloading the machine
 Attaching and adjusting the reed
 Solving simple faults
 Exchanging parts which wear out often
 Operating the machine during the drawing-in process
 Machine cleaning, troubleshooting

Duration
2 days (7 hours/day)
No. of participants
1 to max. 3 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
Other–
Price per person
24
Course 371:
Technical Training
on the WarpMaster
Special
Target group
This course is specifically for those responsible for maintenance,
changeovers, setup and servicing of the WarpMaster.
Prerequisites Prior working knowledge of the WarpMaster is required.
Aims
The course participants acquire the ability to service the machine by themselves, to change all the relevant basic configurations, to diagnose and solve
software and hardware problems, and to correct machine faults.
Content
 Functioning and mode of operation of all relevant machine functions
 Working with the machine software
 Changes on the machine when using different sizes and types
of healds and drop wires
 Basic knowledge of carrying out common servicing and cleaning jobs
 Fault diagnosis on mechanism and electronics, and troubleshooting
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 3 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
W
Other–
Price per person
25
Course 372:
Combined Course: WarpMaster
Operation and Technical Training
Target group
This course is specifically for those responsible for maintenance,
setup and servicing of the WarpMaster.
Prerequisites–
Special
Aims
The course participants are taught the contents of the special courses
“Operating the WarpMaster machine“ and “Technical training on the
WarpMaster“.
Content
 Production-relevant operation of machine software
 Programming of drawing in
 Loading and unloading the machine
 Attaching and adjusting the reed
 Solving simple faults
 Exchanging parts which wear out often
 Operating the machine during the drawing-in process
 Machine cleaning- Functioning and mode of operation of all relevant
machine functions
 Working with the machine software
 Changes on the machine when using different sizes and types
of healds and drop wires
 Basic knowledge of carrying out common servicing and cleaning jobs
 Fault diagnosis on mechanism and electronics, and troubleshooting
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 3 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
W
Other–
Price per person
26
Course 373:
Tying Technology
Target group
Special
W
This course is specifically for persons responsible for the adjustment and
maintenance of KnotMaster machines AS/3, TS/3, XS/3, RS/3, RSD/3, ZS/3,
TS/3 TapeMaster with standard drive as well as KnotMaster Knot Control
computer control units.
Prerequisites–
Aims
The course participants acquire the ability to knot a warp by themselves
and to independently set up, operate and service the necessary aids and
equipment such as tying frame and tying machine.
Content
Tying technology basics
 Preparation of the warp in the tying frame
 Function of the tying machine and tying of the warp threads
 Components of the tying frame and the tying machine
(drive, tying groups, computer control, etc.)
 Maintenance and care of the entire tying installation
 Optimal adjustment of the units
 Operation, troubleshooting, fault removal
 Tips and tricks
Duration
No. of participants
1 to max. 6 persons
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
Other–
Price per person
27
Course 375:
PosiLeno®
Target group
This course is specifically for persons responsible for the operation
of the PosiLeno® leno system.
Prerequisites–
Special
Aims
The participants acquire skills and knowledge required for a correct
operation of the PosiLeno® leno weaving harness.
Content
Basics on PosiLeno®
 Leno weaving techniques: upper shed, lower shed, upper/lower shed
 Operation of the PosiLeno® system and heald selection
 Assembly and disassembly of the leno weaving harness
 Maintenance and overhaul
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
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Course 190:
Tufting and
Tufting Tool Technology
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This training course is aimed at those wishing to obtain a general
understanding of tufting and tufting tool technology.
Prerequisites
Participants with a connection to tufting applications
AimsParticipants gain application-related fundamental knowledge of tufting and
tufting tool technology.
Content
Basic knowledge
 Carpet types and their manufacturing technology
 Tooling theory (gauge parts)
 Tufting systems
 Needle theory
 Loop pile
 Cut pile
 Cut loop (combined loop and cut pile)
 Level cut loop (combined loop and cut pile)
 Machine technology
Duration
1 day (7 hours)
No. of participants
Languages
German / English
Training days
on request
Other
Location: Raesfeld
Price per person
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Course 400:
Worldwide Training Courses
Tailormade
You wish to have an in-house training course?
Would you like to participate in a training course directly on your premises? Or are you interested in specific training topics which you haven't
found in this brochure? In any case, Groz-Beckert will be happy to send
you a noncommittal offer. In addition to German, English, Spanish and
sometimes Chinese, further languages are available on request.
Please send your inquiry by E-Mail to: gb-veranstaltung@groz-beckert.com
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Application Form
Registration via fax: +49 7431 10-2777
Company
Address
TelephoneFax
Registration online: www.groz-beckert.com
Get in touch with your contact partner:
gb-veranstaltung@groz-beckert.com
For training courses forming part of the
Groz-Beckert Academy, you can apply either
online or use this fax form. Please make
a copy of this page and send it, completely
filled in, to Groz-Beckert by fax. You will then
receive a confirmation of your order, either
by post or E-Mail.
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Title of training course
Date of training course
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Number of participants
Surnames and first names of participants
Remarks
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Good to know
What's the best way to get to Albstadt? What services are included
in the training courses? How can I apply? On this page you‘ll find out all
you need to know for your training course at Groz-Beckert!
Getting there
Discounts for groups
From Stuttgart you can reach Albstadt by car via
the A 81 and B 27 in roughly one hour. From the
direction of Switzerland, the A 81 is also the right
choice. Zürich can be reached in around 2 hours.
Munich is around three hours’ drive away from
Albstadt, along the A 8 and A 96. From Lake
Constance and from the direction of Austria, the
best way to Albstadt is via the B 32, B 313 and
B 463. Once you arrive in Albstadt there are plenty
of signs to Groz-Beckert. There are direct rail
connections to the ICE stations in Stuttgart and
Rottweil. International airports are located in
Stuttgart, Zürich and Munich.
If three or four persons from a company take part in a training course at
the Groz-Beckert Academy, a discount can be obtained. Please contact
Groz-Beckert to find out more!
Services included
Applications for the Groz-Beckert Academy can be made either online or
by using the form on page 31 of this brochure.
All the training courses offered at the Groz-Beckert
Academy are inclusive of lunch and beverages.
The buffet in the canteen provides a wide range
of meals, including vegetarian specialities. All training course documentation – as well as protective
clothing and equipment wherever necessary – are
included in the price per person listed. Price per
persons do not include German VAT.
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Training program online
The complete program offered by the Groz-Beckert Academy can be found
on the Internet at www.groz-beckert.com. As in this brochure, all training
content is presented transparently, including the price per persons and
training days of the basic, advanced and special training courses.
Price per persons of individual training courses are available on request!
Applications
Regular expansion
The Groz-Beckert Academy was newly introduced in 2011. The existing
training program will be continually expanded in the future and adapted to
the requirements of customers and markets.
Albstadt and Surroundings – Culture, Traditions, Sights
Where textiles impress
Hotels and restaurants
More tips on Albstadt and its region
Albstadt offers numerous hotels, boarding houses,
guest houses and restaurants in various price per
person categories. You can get recommendations
directly from the municipal administration. The
best thing to do is to contact them by using the
online form provided at www.albstadt.de
Albstadt and the region naturally have a lot more
sights apart from those of the textile industry. The
Municipal Gallery (Städtische Galerie), the Museum
in the Kräuterkasten and the Philipp-Matthäus-Hahn
Museum are just three examples of rewarding
excursion destinations. The cultural history of the
district of Albstadt where Groz-Beckert is located
is presented in the Ebinger Heimatmuseum. The
Stauffenberg Memorial Site and the “Jehle Music
History Collection” inside the castle are further
cultural highlights of the town. The open air
museum of Hechingen-Stein, showing a reconstructed Roman country estate during the first few
centuries AD, can also be reached quickly and
comfortably from Albstadt.
Stadtverwaltung Albstadt
P.O.Box 10 01 25, 72422 Albstadt
Telephone: +49 7431 160-1205
Fax: +49 7431 160-1227
The region around Albstadt is characterized by the
distinctive hilly landscape of the Schwäbische Alb
and the Danube valley. The mostly unspoilt natural
landscape is not only impressively peaceful, it has
fantastic views and also around 2,500 different
caves and caverns! Many of these have been adapted for public access, with numerous fascinating and
educational features. The famous fortress of Hohenzollern is also located close to Albstadt. It is one of
the finest and most-visited fortresses anywhere in
Europe.
Albstadt’s textile orientation is reflected in
many places. One example is Lautlingen a
quarter of Albstadt, where Groz-Beckert –
in close cooperation with the municipal
administration – has built the longest
textile reinforced concrete bridge in the
world, at 100 meters. It was completed
in November 2010 – and ranks as a
landmark project in the use of technical
textiles. Groz-Beckert took part in development and construction, both technologically and financially.
The Maschenmuseum (Knitting Museum)
in Albstadt-Tailfingen is also well known
far beyond the region. It focuses on the
history of the local knitting industry.
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Groz-Beckert KG
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72458 Albstadt, Germany
Phone +49 7431 10-0
Fax +49 7431 10-2777
contact@groz-beckert.com
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for illustrative purposes only. Consequently they make no claim to be an
accurate representation of the original.
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