LIBA Maschinenfabrik Gmbh (Germany), now part of the Karl Mayer Group, had produced hundreds of MAX3-type multiaxial machines in the first decade of the 2000s.
As a pioneering technology and machine design, MAX3 lines served its owners to make glass, carbon and aramid reinforcement fabrics for composite industries.
As a result of wear & tear and lack of availability of certain electronic and electrical components, the machine owners have had more problems throughout the years in running the lines efficiently.
BTU-TECH has started and completed almost 1,5 years of R&D and developed a “Retrofit System” to run the LIBA MAX3 multiaxial lines.
With the “BTU-TECH Retrofit System”, all electronics, electric panels, cables, sensors, flex and fixed cable trays, servo motors, drives, controllers, HMI panel are ripped off the line and replaced with BTU-TECH components and software.
In addition to MAX3 lines, BTU-TECH Multiaxial Retrofit System is also applicable to MAX4 lines.
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LIBA Maschinenfabrik Gmbh (Germany) which is part of Karl Mayer Group now, has produced hundreds
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