Nordstrom Names Edmond Mesrobian Chief Technology Officer

SEATTLE — August 6, 2018 — Nordstrom Inc. announced Edmond Mesrobian has joined the company as chief technology officer (CTO). In this role, Mesrobian will help Nordstrom continue to bolster its strategy of leveraging digital and technology capabilities while expanding customer reach and engagement.

“After an extensive search, we are excited to have Edmond join our executive team as chief technology officer,” said Blake Nordstrom, co-president of Nordstrom Inc. “Edmond is a seasoned technology expert, and has contributed to the growth of retail, high-tech and internet-based businesses for nearly three decades. As our industry and customers evolve, Edmond will help us continue to transform our business so we can deliver the best experience to our customers, however they choose to shop with us.”

Mesrobian joins Nordstrom from multinational grocery retailer, Tesco, where he focused on strengthening the company’s technological capabilities and creating innovative solutions for its customers. In the CTO role, Mesrobian supported a global team while leading long-term vision, technology strategy, standards and architecture. Prior to Tesco, he spearheaded operational and technical innovations as CTO of global travel company Expedia, including online travel brands, Expedia.com, Hotels.com, and Hotwire.com. Mesrobian also held the role of CTO at Real Networks where he led development across multiple digital media services and software.

“Nordstrom is leading the charge to redefine the role technology and digital tools play in the retail environment. I’m excited to be joining a terrific team in supporting the company’s continued focus in leveraging technology innovation to serve customers in new and better ways,” said Mesrobian.

As CTO of Nordstrom, Mesrobian will support all aspects of technology across the company. He will focus on advancing Nordstrom’s suite of technology capabilities in order to best meet the evolving needs of customers.

Posted August 6, 2018

Source: Nordstrom Inc.

Strong Potential In Buildtech And Mobiltech Sectors To Be Displayed At Cinte Techtextil China

HONG KONG — August 6, 2018 — This September’s Cinte Techtextil China will once again provide a strong barometer of the state of the global technical textiles industry, and in particular which sectors in Asia as a whole, and China specifically, are performing well. Two of these for certain are Buildtech and Mobiltech, with a number of leading global and Chinese brands exhibiting to eager buyers from these sectors.

Cinte Techtextil China is Asia’s leading biennial fair for the technical textiles and nonwovens sector, and will feature an expected 500-plus total exhibitors from around 20 countries & regions September 4-6. The fair offers products and technologies for 12 application areas* which cover the entire industry:

  • Agrotech;
  • Buildtech;
  • Clothtech;
  • Geotech;
  • Hometech;
  • Indutech;
  • Medtech;
  • Mobiltech;
  • Oekotech;
  • Packtech;
  • Protech; and
  • Sporttech.

Buildtech benefits from Belt & Road and other infrastructure investment

With a huge boom in national and regional infrastructure projects, the market for Buildtech products, especially geotextiles and construction textiles, is rapidly expanding. In particular, the government’s global Belt & Road project, as well as continued investment at home in highways, high-speed rail and more, is fuelling this expansion. According to CNITA, in 2017 China started 35 new railway projects, with additional private capital investment in this sector totalling some $53 billion that year. The same investment in highway construction increased 17.7 percent, while water conservation project investment by private firms reached a new record of USD 105 billion.

With this potential in the Asian market, it’s no surprise a number of new exhibitors will feature in the Buildtech sector at the fair, including FPC Technical Textile from Saudi Arabia, Kobe-cz from the Czech Republic, as well as Lenzing Plastics, while Johns Manville are one of the returning exhibitors this year.

  • FPC Technical Textile (Saudi Arabia) produce high-end specialty fabrics including PVC coated fabrics and fiberglass PTFE fabrics, and will focus on the latter at the fair.
  • Kobe-cz (Czech Republic) will showcase their nonwoven fabrics, mainly from glass fibre with temperature resistance up to 800°C.
  • Exhibiting for the first time at the fair with their Plastics division, Lenzing (Austria) will feature their technical laminates for building industries, roofing membranes, vapour barriers, isolation facings and barrier packaging, as well as PROFILEN® PTFE yarns, films and fibres at Cinte Techtextil.
  • Johns Manville’s (US) products on offer include polyester spunbond, PP & PBT meltblown, glass fibre nonwovens, micro glass fibre nonwovens, hybrid nonwovens, glass fibre needle mat and glass microfibers.

Mobiltech benefits from huge increases in automobile production in China

With new textile innovations and application possibilities spreading throughout the automobile industry, coupled with the fact China is the world’s largest auto producer, Cinte Techtextil is the place to see the latest products and technologies for this sector this September. Automobile production in China reached 29 million units in 2017, an increase of 3 percent year-on-year. Staggeringly, new-energy vehicle production grew by 53 percent last year, while SUVs and commercial vehicles increased 13.81 percent and 13.95 percent respectively.

With such strong growth in China, a number of leading international Mobiltech producers, as well as top domestic suppliers, will be at Cinte Techtextil this year, including:

  • Abifor (Switzerland): their focus at the fair is on products designed for automotive, construction and other technical applications, in particular their specialty hot-melt powders. The company has its own production unit in Shanghai, and reports that an increasing number of domestic customers are starting to focus on more sophisticated products.
  • SKS Group (Sweden): will showcase high performance single end yarn for automotive and industrial hoses, and single end cord for automotive and industrial belts.
  • Swisstulle (Switzerland): will have a range of products on offer for automotive, rail and aviation uses, including sunshade materials, nets, tube reinforcements and new possibilities for luggage compartment covers.
  • Windel Textile Far East (Germany): with production undertaken in China, this German firm offers textile greige, half-done and finished materials. They offer nonwoven, knitted and woven fabrics (substrates), and glass fibre solutions. At the fair, they will showcase substrates for adhesive tapes / wire harnessing tapes, and Maliwatt- and coagulated microfibre fleece for covering vehicle interiors.
  • Protechnic (France): they will feature hot melt thermoadhesive nets, webs and films, as well as laminating process in automotive and other industrial applications at Cinte 2018.
  • Kuangda Technology Group (China): having supplied products for global brands such as Volkswagen and Audi, this Chinese supplier will offer automotive interiors, including interior fabrics, seat covers and cushions at the fair.
  • Shanghai Shenda (ShanghaiTex Group) (China): specializing in automotive interior textiles, they manufacture a full range of products including grey car carpet, moulding car carpet, head liners (warp-knitting and nonwoven), seat belt, seat fabrics and more, and have supplied the likes of Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Volkswagen and GM.

Cinte Techtextil China is organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd; the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; and the China Nonwovens & Industrial Textiles Association (CNITA).

Posted August 6, 2018

Source: Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd.

SILVADUR™ Antimicrobials From Dow Microbial Control Earns Certification From Global Textile Industry Safety Standard Organization, Bluesign®

COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. — August 6, 2018 — Dow Microbial Control, a global business unit of DowDuPont Specialty Products Division, announced today that its patented antimicrobial technology for textiles and apparel — SILVADUR™ Antimicrobials — has been certified by the Bluesign® system, an important signifier to brands and manufacturers of the technology’s safety. Managed by the Switzerland-based company Bluesign Technologies AG, the system oversees the global textile supply chain to ensure that chemicals and other materials used in all steps of textile and apparel manufacturing processes are safe for consumers, workers and the environment.

The Bluesign system unites members of the entire textile supply chain, including Dow, to jointly and proactively reduce its global impact. Excellence is ensured through on-site inspections, verifying that chemical products are properly applied in controlled and responsible processes. In joining the network, chemical manufacturer members agree to improve performance in five areas of their production processes: air emissions, consumer safety, occupational health and safety, resource productivity and water emissions.

“Dow is dedicated to helping lead the transition to a sustainable society and planet and setting a higher bar for social and environmental progress,” said Karel Williams, Dow Microbial Control, Textiles Business Segment Director. “Being a Bluesign® partner is one of many steps we are taking to assure textile and apparel manufacturers and brands – as well as their engaged customers — that products treated with Silvadur do not compromise human health or harm the environment.”

Silvadur Intelligent Freshness technologies provide durable and reliable odor protection in textile and apparel products at a time when growing numbers of consumers are embracing more hygienic lifestyles. When odor-causing bacteria land on the surface of treated fabrics, they are neutralized on contact by Silvadur’s intelligent built-in odor protection technology, so treated fabrics stay fresh and clean-smelling longer. Extensive testing has shown that Silvadur Antimicrobials have a high degree of efficacy against a wide range of undesirable, odor-causing bacteria in textiles, apparel and other products, are highly durable over 50 washings and their application process is efficient and cost-effective.

Posted August 6, 2018

Source: DowDuPont Specialty Products Division

ITMA Asia + CITME 2018 Exhibitor Preview: Monforts

MÖNCHENGLADBACH, Germany — August 6, 2018 — At this year’s ITMA Asia + CITME, in Hall 6 at booth H6/D05, visitors can learn about the company’s latest Qualitex 800 control system, which along with the Web-UI app, allows the remote visualization of Monforts technologies via smart phones and tablet devices.

“We are already embracing many Industry 4.0 principles in our approach to new machine concepts and the Qualitex 800 has all the intuitive features operators will be familiar with from touchscreen devices,” explained Monforts Vice-President of Sales and Marketing Klaus Heinrichs. “It is making navigation extremely easy for operators, cutting down the time required for becoming familiar with a new system and allowing complete control of all machine parameters.”

Resource efficiency is being addressed via the latest technologies such as the company’s Eco Line for denim, based on two key technology advances – the Eco Applicator for minimum application of the selected finishing chemicals and the ThermoStretch.

As an alternative to conventional padding, especially for wet-in-wet solutions, the Monforts Eco Applicator can significantly reduce the amount of finishing chemicals required prior to the stretching and skewing of the denim fabric.

In many textile mills globally, the cost of energy for running integrated manufacturing lines — especially those for fabric finishing that can involve numerous sequences of heating and subsequent drying — is now eclipsing the cost of paying people to operate them.

The ability of the Eco Applicator to significantly reduce energy costs has seen it rapidly accepted on the market.

The Monforts ThermoStretch unit meanwhile carries out the skewing (weft straightening), stretching and drying in a continuous process.

“The Eco Line system reduces energy requirements and losses, increases thermal transfer and keeps the drying energy on the textile material longer,” says Monforts Area Sales Director and Head of Product Management for Denim Hans Wroblowski. “As a result energy savings of up to 50 percent are being achieved.”

Monforts is also the only manufacturer which is able to offer completely integrated coating lines from a single source and at ITMA Asia + CITME 2018, the company’s specialists will be on hand to explain how its latest coating heads are being tailored to drying technology for maximum benefits.

For an unprecedented range of options, Monforts now offers multi-functional coating heads for both its industrial texCoat and Allround coating units. Module options include those for screen printing, magnetic coating and knife coating, either integrated into new lines or retrofitted into existing installations.

“Our system has the shortest fabric path from the coating unit into the stenter and all of these options are available in wider widths,” says the company’s Head of Technical Textiles, Jürgen Hanel.

“Whatever your company’s specialism, we have the technologies and the process knowledge to help you take your business to the next level,” adds Heinrichs. “We look forward to meeting customers old and new in Shanghai.”

Posted August 6, 2018

Source: A. Monforts Textilmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG

Crescent Laundry Proves Commitment To Environmental Stewardship

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Aug. 3, 2018 — Healthcare linen service Crescent Laundry, serving the Davenport, IA area for more than 100 years, has been certified Clean Green. The certification reflects Crescent Laundry’s dedication to standards for operational efficiency and sustainability.

Clean Green certification quantifies linen, uniform and facility services’ environmentally friendly performance by confirming an operation launders within TRSA-designated water and energy use thresholds; and verifies use of best management practices (BMPs) in line with the ASTM International environmental laundering standard.

Crescent Laundry’s customers can be assured their reusable healthcare textiles are washed, dried and finished with processes that maximize sustainability and reduce greenhouse emissions. Clean Green certified operations demonstrate significant commitment to conservation and green operations through these BMPs:

  • Recovering heat from drained hot water and heat dispersed from the process of warming water;
  • Recapturing drained water from rinses for reuse;
  • Using environmentally friendly detergents;
  • Removing solids and liquids from wastewater;
  • Solar energy and energy-efficient lighting;
  • Recycling programs;
  • Re-routing trucks to save vehicle fuel; and
  • Spill prevention plans.

TRSA inspects laundry facilities seeking certification and approves documentation of their water and energy use and BMP deployment through production reports they submit to auditors during the inspections. TRSA’s certification management protocol includes auditor training by the association’s inspection program administrator.

Clean Green aligns with the ASTM International standard, Guide for Sustainable Laundry Practices, which recognizes key criteria for the certification as universal indicators of maximum sustainability in commercial laundry work. ASTM’s review of TRSA BMPs verified these as the most effective and practical techniques for a laundry to achieve green objectives.

TRSA members prompted development of the standard, which was vetted in the sustainability subcommittee of the ASTM Committee on Textiles. Top technical experts, scientists and environmental professionals from outside the linen, uniform and facility services industry reviewed the BMPs. ASTM is the global leader in developing and delivering voluntary consensus standards unparalleled in building consumer confidence in product and service quality.

“I applaud Crescent Laundry for their ongoing sustainability efforts and maintaining the highest standards in their production and delivery operations,” said Joseph Ricci, TRSA president and CEO. “Meeting all the criteria for certification is not easy, but the company is committed to industry-leading processes and technologies.” Crescent Laundry achieved Hygienically Clean Healthcare certification in 2014, proving their dedication to infection prevention through compliance with recognized industry standards for processing healthcare textiles as verified by onsite inspections and their capability to produce hygienically clean textiles as quantified by ongoing microbial testing.

Posted August 4, 2018

Source: TRSA

ascena retail group Appoints Presidents Of LOFT, Ann Taylor And Lou & Grey

MAHWAH, N.J — Aug. 3, 2018 — ascena retail group inc., announced the appointment of two presidents in the premium fashion segment.

Andrew Clarke has been named president of the LOFT brand.

Since 2017, Clarke held the role of executive vice president, chief merchandising officer at ascena’s Justice brand. During his tenure, he led critical initiatives that have allowed the brand to increase their speed to market and react faster to the customer’s needs. Prior to his time at Justice, Clarke held the role of president of Kmart Apparel for Sears Holdings Corp. Clarke began his career at Marks and Spencer PLC and also served as chief product officer at France-based Pimkie, a 750 store women’s fast fashion chain, trading in 28 countries worldwide. He brings over 20 years of retail experience to this role.

Julie Rosen has been named president of the Ann Taylor and Lou & Grey brands.

Since 2016, Rosen held the role of senior vice president, general merchandise manager at ascena’s Ann Taylor brand. In early 2018, her role was expanded to include the Lou & Grey brand. Rosen has successfully cultivated a clear strategic vision bringing elevated product assortments and a customer centric focus across all channels of the business. Rosen started her career at GAP Inc. at Banana Republic and was named vice president of Women’s Merchandising in 2000 and senior vice president in 2001. In 2007, Rosen founded Julie B. Rosen Consulting working with several retailers including Nike, Theory, and Chrome Hearts. She rejoined GAP Inc. as senior vice president of Merchandising for Banana Republic in 2009.

Gary Muto, president and CEO of ascena Brands commented, “Julie and Andrew are strong leaders, who are committed to both their customer and teams, and I am confident that they will serve these amazing brands well. I’m pleased that we were able to draw from the deep talent bench within ascena to fill these critical customer-facing roles, and look forward to working with Julie, Andrew, and the rest of the ascena Brands leadership team to drive sustainable product-led growth.”

Posted August 3, 2018

Source: ascena retail group

Cintas Announces the Retirement of Founder and Chairman Emeritus Richard T. Farmer

CINCINNATI — Aug. 3, 2018 — Cintas Corp. today announced that Richard T. Farmer has informed the company’s board of directors that he will not seek re-election to Cintas’ board. Farmer will retain the chairman emeritus title but will not take part in board meetings or other activities after October 30, 2018.

Farmer created Cintas from a family-owned business processing shop towels in Cincinnati. Soon after graduating college in 1956, Farmer joined his family’s business as a sales representative. He was eventually named president of the company. In 1968, Farmer left the family business to test a new concept that involved unique fabrics and processing systems for uniforms which ultimately revolutionized the entire industry. Within two years, Farmer’s new company, Satellite Corp., was so successful that it acquired the family business. In the mid-1970s, Satellite was renamed Cintas Corp. With a strong appetite for growth and a strong record of performance, the company went public in 1983. Farmer served as CEO through 1995 and as board chairman through 2010. Since that time, he has held the title of chairman emeritus.

Today Cintas is a Fortune 500 company with revenue of $6.47 billion. The company employs 43,000 employee-partners in more than 400 locations across the US and Canada. The corporate culture Farmer instituted is a key component of the company’s long term success and includes a focus on customer-driven innovation, professionalism and exceeding the expectations of customers, shareholders and working employee-partners.

“My father has been the heart and soul of Cintas for many years,” said Cintas Chairman and CEO Scott D. Farmer. “His vision and commitment have helped the company thrive and positioned it for even greater success in the future.”

Posted August 3, 2018

Source: Cintas Corp.

DiloGroup To Exhibit At CINTE Techtextil

EBERBACH, Germany — Aug. 2, 2018 — Asia is one of the most important markets for needled nonwovens. For this reason Dilo, leading supplier for needlefelt production lines, will present its products and developments at this year’s CINTE Techtextil in Hall N1, Booth D08.

DiloGroup consists of DiloSpinnbau, DiloTemafa, DiloMachines and DiloSystems and offers machinery for complete production processes. In its 116 years of history, the company has always set new standards in regard to machine performance and efficiency. Innovative technologies like DI-LOUR, DI-LOOP and Hyperpunch have created new markets for the nonwovens industry and have contributed to continuous growth. Examples of recent developments in our machinery are the Hyperlayer, Feeder VRS-P and the DILO Compact Line.

The HyperLayer was designed on the principle of the camelback crosslapper and completely revised. The kinematic solution of this crosslapper transports and lays down the web very precisely and is especially suited for very light webs, layering only few layers. It realizes highest production speeds (web infeed speed up to 200 m/min) at a precise laydown with a minimum of draft.

The new card feeder VRS-P combines the principles of a volumetric, precisely charged feeding with the characteristics of a vibration chute feeder and saves a conventional large trunk. This results in a better and more homogeneous distribution of the flocks and the ceiling height of the building is no more a limiting factor. A vacuumed delivery apron condenses and homogenizes the fibre flock matt. Additional control flaps homogenize the fibre distribution over the working width. On the whole this results in a significantly better flock matt and consequently in a better felt quality.

The Dilo Compact Line (DCL) was first presented 2015 and has since then been successfully used in industry and research. It meets the requirement for the production of small amounts of high quality felts made from special fibers like carbon fibre, ceramic or Teflon. Very interesting topics like the recycling of carbon fibers are already researched on these lines in various projects. With a working width of the compact carding machine of 1.1 m and a layering width of 2.2 m, only 60 square meters of space is required for the installation.

We look forward to meeting you in person at CINTE Techtextil to discuss the latest developments and technologies in detail. Meet you in Hall N1, booth No. D08.

Posted August 2, 2018

Source: DiloGroup

TRSA 105th Annual Conference & Exchange: Fresh Ideas, Information And Networking Top Napa Agenda

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Aug. 1, 2018 — Leaders in the linen, uniform and facility services industry will benefit from new ideas, engage in information-sharing sessions and network with colleagues at TRSA’s 105th Annual Conference & Exchange, Oct. 16-18. Bookending the Napa, Calif. Conference are fresh perspectives from these keynote speakers:

  • Michael Mondavi of Michael Mondavi Family Estate, Wine Enthusiast’s 2015 person of the year, will impart the challenges and evolution of his family’s four-generation tradition in the Napa Valley and his growth from apprentice to international business icon.
  • Vivek Wadhwa, tech entrepreneur, columnist and one of TIME’s Top 40 Most Influential Minds in Tech will firm your understanding of the impacts of rapidly emerging technologies on your operations, customers and employees.

Industry management professionals – owner-operators, executives, directors, general, plant and purchasing managers and other laundry-based department heads – will have the opportunity to learn about the latest product innovations and business solutions by participating in the Exchange, which has replaced traditional table-top exhibits. TRSA Members – operators and associates alike – praise the Exchange as an efficient use of time since these customized meetings allow both parties to be prepared to discuss pressing challenges and product innovations or solutions.

TRSA will host two interactive panels providing unique and relevant perspectives. The International panel, Global Opportunities and Challenges in the Linen, Uniform and Facility Services Industry, will explore how shifts in economic and political conditions impact the industry. Moderated by Joseph Ricci, president and CEO, TRSA, the panelists are:

  • Jose Luis Jacques, CEO, Lavartex, S.A.P.I. de C.V;
  • Enrique Jacques, COO, Lavartex, S.A.P.I. de C.V;
  • Chris Sander, CEO and executive director, Johnson Service Group, England; and
  • Joe Sullivan, national technical operations manager, Spotless Laundries, Australia.

Enjoy access to a rare gathering of industry leaders with more than two centuries of combined experience when you participate in the Legends of the Industry panel. Moderated by Steve Fellman, principal, GKG Law, this panel will feature:

  • Bruce Boynton, former senior vice president of operations, UniFirst;
  • Alan Bubes, former president and CEO, Linens of the Week;
  • Bill Evans, former CEO, AmeriPride Services Inc.;
  • Tom Storm, co-founder, Washing Systems Inc.; and
  • Donald Struminger, chairman of the board and CEO, Mohenis Services Inc.

Breakout sessions include the following:

  • Employment Law Trials, Tribulations and Best Practices: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You (Joseph Shelton, partner, Fisher & Phillips LLP); and
  • Textile Services Bottom-Line Performance (Andrew Wittmann, CFA, director, senior research analyst, Robert W. Baird and Co.).

Additional conference highlights are the Chairman’s Reception and Awards Dinner, honoring individuals and companies for their exceptional service to TRSA and the industry. The association’s top awards will be conferred as follows at the Oct. 17 Awards Dinner:

  • TRSA Operator Lifetime Achievement: Steve Larson, vice president of Alsco Inc.’s North American Linen Division; and
  • TRSA Associate Lifetime Achievement: David Hart, chairman, president and CEO, Mountville Mills Inc.

Learn more about these and other industry honors at www.trsa.org/awards.

Social opportunities perfect for networking include the Welcome Reception and a wine stomping and pizza making event at Peju Family Winery, and there’s also free time to explore the Napa Valley via free shuttle service to downtown Napa, one of the world’s great destinations.

Learn more and register today at www.TRSA.org/AnnualConference.  Save with early registration by Aug. 31.

Posted August 2, 2018

Source: TRSA

STOLL To Celebrate 145 Years With Exclusive Seminar

REUTLINGEN, Germany/NEW YORK CITY — August 2, 2018 — With the kick-off of the company’s 145th anniversary, the Stoll Symposium is a means to give back to the key industry players that utilize STOLL’s machinery and services as well as to educate designers and brands alike on the various knitting solutions and techniques available through working with Stoll.

The Stoll Symposium is a one-time only, free seminar that commences at 9:30 a.m. EDT and concludes after its evening reception at 8:30 p.m. EDT. The event includes seven key sessions that will walk attendees through a technical leap in time from knitting applications to techniques to machinery throughout the years. The sessions will provide an in-depth comprehension of Stoll ADF & CMS techniques, STOLL-artwork®, STOLL-autocreate®, STOLL-knit and wear®, yarn experience and usage, and Technical Textiles at Stoll. There will be an additional session dedicated to Stoll’s partnerships and customers. These companies will be discussing the current trends of the market in relation to knitting, their businesses, and technical textiles as a whole.

An evening reception will take place from 6:00 p.m. EDT until 8:30 p.m. EDT. Stoll’s CEO, Andreas Schellhammer, and Head of Fashion & Technology, Joerg Hartmann, will be toasting this reception and will present Stoll’s impact on product creation and fashion throughout the years.

Schellhammer, CEO, Stoll, stated, “We are constantly evolving as a global manufacturer, and the best way to stay afloat in this competitive industry is to learn from your customers. Stoll has worked with some of the most innovative brands worldwide, and Stoll Symposium is our way of giving back to the knitting industry. 145 years is a colossal achievement, and that is all thanks to our loyal customer base.”

Joerg Hartmann, head of Fashion & Technology of STOLL said: “We are proud to kick-off our 145th anniversary at our New York City office and celebrate with the entire industry! It is essential that the market understands the full potential of Stoll’s design, machinery, software, and service solutions. This seminar is not just to honor the many accomplishments of Stoll, but also to educate and inspire. With the launch of both STOLL-artwork and the Digital Textile Factory this past April, Stoll is truly embarking upon a new industry standard on a global scale.”

Stoll welcomes designers, engineers, and all industry players to RSVP for the Stoll Symposium at info@stollamerica.com. Please note, limited seats available. Please RSVP by August 31, 2018.

Posted August 2, 2018

Source: H. Stoll AG & Co. KG

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