Continuous Friction Spinning (DREF) - BE@T-I4 Project

This tender concerns the acquisition of a continuous friction spinning (DREF) system, specifically within the context of the BE@T-I4 project. DREF technology is an advanced method used in the textile industry for spinning yarns, often from short fibers or waste materials, by using air friction. The BE@T-I4 project likely aims to implement or upgrade textile production capabilities using this innovative spinning technique. The objective is to procure a DREF machine that meets specific technical requirements for yarn production, efficiency, and material compatibility. The successful bidder will supply and potentially install and commission the equipment. This acquisition is expected to enhance the project's capacity for producing specialized yarns or improving textile manufacturing processes.

This is a supplies contract in the trade and industry, environment and climate and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Manufacturing and Textiles. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 41,047.

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