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Customised, cost-effective implant solutions

Personalised patient textile implants produced in single batch sizes Learn more

Train on site, maximise benefits

KARL MAYER training at Camela in Wałbrzych in January 2023 Learn more

management change of KARL MAYER Warp Preparation

Roland Kohn retires, Enzo Paoli takes over Learn more

Collections that provide FURORE

The trends of Munich Fabric Start for the season Autumn.Winter 2023/24 Learn more
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Showing presence in Pakistan
On the trail of the
zeitgeist
72" working width – seamless knitwear rolling off the production line
More working width, more design flexibility even for larger formats
To fly the flag in East Asia
Waiting for an upwind
Electrifying
opportunities for new
business potential
Digitalization brings movement to the sports, fitness and wellbeing sector
Master the change
with solutions from the KARL MAYER GROUP
Green prospects for composites
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Fabric for ideas

A source of inspiration and new trends for interior designers – warp knitted textiles by Carvico

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Behind the Scenes

“We are proud to partner with The LYCRA Company on bringing this sustainable material solution to the market. This collaboration demonstrates that QIRA® directly replaces conventional BDO and thus significantly improves the fiber’s sustainability profile.”

From the article "Next generation bio-derived LYCRA® fiber"
Jon Veldhouse CEO of Qore®.
Behind the Scenes

"We tested whether the sustainable yarn behaves differently during processing than conventional variants. The tests were consistently positive. There were no losses in quality or efficiency."

From the article "Introducing new swimwear fabric for circularity"
Michael Kieren New Business Development at KARL MAYER GROUP
Behind the Scenes

"In order to achieve the desired high mechanical strengths, the flax yarn plies have to be integrated into the textile in a stretched manner."

From the article "High up with green nets"
Kay Burkhardt Application Technician at KARL MAYER Technische Textilien

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