The new Autocard SC8 is the 3rd generation of Autocards. The features of our new Autocard SC8 ensure excellent fibre utilisation, sliver quality and spinning efficiency. Whether it is to improve production efficiency, enhance product quality or make equipment maintenance more convenient.

Autocard SC8 is the ideal choice for spinning mills aiming to improve yarn quality.  We have achieved a breakthrough in productivity and quality improvement in carding by increasing the effective carding area from 4.2 m² to 4.8 m² (compared to the previous generation).

E³: our development philosophy

The needs of our customers are our top priority. With every new or further development, we pay attention to reducing energy consumption, increasing efficiency and improving ergonomics. The E³ philosophy underlies all our designs and our smart solutions provide added value to customers. With the transformation of the textile industry for the Circular Economy, the processing of sustainable fibres is another important focus point in our developments.

25% energy saving

• Up to 25% energy saving in production
• Accurate, energy saving Servo motors
• Independent driven drafting units

Up to 28% higher production

• Up to 28% increase in production
• Up to 50% less labour and daily maintenance costs
• 30% space saving resulting in less building and climatisation costs
• Better sliver quality for higher efficiency in spinning

Easy to operate

• Automatic assisted piecing for sliver
• Userfriendly human-machine interface
• Less skilled operation personnel needed

Highlights:

• Suitable for all short fibres from natural fibres, like cotton, to man-made fibres and recycled and regenerated fibres
• Maximum carding area: 4.8m² thanks to enlarged cylinder and increased carding section length
• Temperature and metal detection in cylinder zone
• Dropping detection and automated setting
• Pneumatically assisted piecing of the sliver
• Integrated chute feeder
• Seamless can change
• Core components for energy saving

La entrada Autocard SC8 Advanced se publicó primero en Sercomatex maquinaria textil.

In the world of waste management, the term “SCRAP” has become increasingly prominent. But, what exactly are SCRAPs and why are they so important in the search for a more sustainable economy?

The Extended Producer Responsibility Collective Systems (SCRAP) are a set of measures and tools designed to encourage the collection, management and valorization of waste. The fundamental idea behind SCRAP is that producers are responsible for the waste they generate, from the design of the product to the end of its useful life. This means that the manufacturers are not only responsible for the production of the article, but also for its final disposal once it is no longer useful.

In essence, the SCRAPs establish a system of shared responsibility between producers, distributors and waste managers who participate in these systems. This guarantees that each party assumes its fair share in waste management, from its collection to its treatment and valorization. In other words, SCRAPs seek to guarantee sustainability and efficiency in the management of waste generated by commercial activities.

In this context, the work of Sercomatex takes on a relevant importance. As specialists in the reconditioning of used textile machinery and suppliers of new textile machinery for fabric recycling, we actively contribute to the implementation of SCRAP. By providing high-quality equipment for textile recycling, we help companies meet their waste management obligations and promote a more efficient circular economy.

In Spain, SCRAP is regulated by Law 22/2011 on waste and contaminated soils. This legislation establishes that both producers and distributors are responsible for managing the waste they generate. This includes the obligation to collect, treat and valorize said waste, thus ensuring that it is handled in a responsible and environmentally friendly manner.

The SCRAPs offer a series of benefits both for the environment and for society in general. First of all, they promote the circular economy by promoting the reuse and recycling of waste, thus reducing dependence on natural resources. In addition, they help reduce the environmental footprint by avoiding the accumulation of waste in landfills and the emission of greenhouse gases associated with its decomposition.

Another important benefit of SCRAP is the shared responsibility that they establish between the different actors involved in waste management. By having the producers and distributors assume the costs associated with the management of the waste they generate, it is avoided that these costs fall on society in general. This also promotes transparency and efficiency in waste management, since SCRAPs must be accountable to the competent authorities and work efficiently to meet the objectives established by the regulations.

In summary, SCRAPs are a key tool in the search for responsible waste management and a more sustainable economy. By establishing a shared responsibility between producers, distributors and waste managers, SCRAPs promote the circular economy, reduce the environmental footprint and guarantee efficient and transparent management of waste generated by commercial activities. And in this mission, Sercomatex is committed to playing an active and significant role.

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La entrada What are SCRAPs? The Key to Responsible Waste Management se publicó primero en Sercomatex maquinaria textil.

La entrada Promoting the Circular Economy: Sercomatex and its Sustainable Contribution se publicó primero en Sercomatex maquinaria textil.